Van Gogh painted the

Van Gogh painted the Langlois Bridge in Arles from the same spot that I took this photo, just 131 years earlier. Back then, the canal was used to wash laundry, and linens were laid out to bleach on the bank. Today, joggers meander alongside it and tourists take selfies with the historic bridge on the new, concrete iteration ahead of it. 72 / Jaguar Magazine

Arts Street art and flyposting are part of the fabric of the city. Photographers represented by the Rencontres festival, as well as those who aren’t, woo passers-by with colourful and eye-catching posters of their work. They’re hastily glued on, but provide so much food for thought. Parked outside local gallery Comme Si Particulière, this image of 19th century French icon Sarah Bernhardt (right) will be familiar to locals. By street artist 13 bis, I loved this version of the portrait’s eerie romanticism and its anachronism next to the XE, whose presence and muscularity brings you hurtling back to reality. » Jaguar Magazine / 73