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Replica of the Langlois bridge near Arles, France, which was painted by Van Gogh more than once The replica is another bridge of same series, from Fos-sur-Mer, which was set up in 1962, two kilometers south of the original's location. It was completely restored in 1997. The original bridge was popular under the name of its long-time keeper Langlois. Van Gogh misunderstood that name and interpreted it as l'Anglais. (Englishmen's bridge).

Replica of the Langlois bridge near Arles, France, which was painted by Van Gogh more than once

The replica is another bridge of same series, from Fos-sur-Mer, which was set up in 1962, two kilometers south of the original's location. It was completely restored in 1997. The original bridge was popular under the name of its long-time keeper Langlois. Van Gogh misunderstood that name and interpreted it as l'Anglais. (Englishmen's bridge).

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