The Old Bridge
- Artist
- Henri Martin
- Style
- Impressionism
- Genre
- Cityscape
"The Old Bridge" captures the essence of Paris’s cityscape, showcasing the historic Pont de l'Alma over the Seine River. Named after the Battle of Alma, it symbolizes victory in the Crimean War and is famously associated with the tragic 1997 car crash that claimed Princess Diana’s life. The painting reflects the influence of Impressionism, with its emphasis on light and atmosphere, blending the urban environment with a fleeting sense of time, capturing the timeless beauty and poignant history of this iconic bridge.
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