
1867โ1943 ยท Japanese ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Fujishima Takeji was a prominent Japanese painter known for his contributions to the development of modern art in Japan, blending Western artistic styles with Japanese aesthetics. He played a significant role in introducing Impressionism and Post-Impressionism to the Japanese art scene, while also incorporating elements of Romanticism and Art Nouveau.
what you'll learn
Studying Fujishima Takeji's work allows students to explore the fusion of Western and Eastern artistic traditions, and to understand how artists adapt and reinterpret styles across cultures. Students can also learn about the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism and the influence of Art Nouveau.
related: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Beauty Under a Cherry

Chrysanthemums (still Life Beside a Lake)
1928

Summer Evening Beside the Lake

Highly Cultivated Hills
1938

Female Portrait

Chinese Landscape
1938

Mongolian Landscape

Ruins of Pompeii
1908

Lac Leman
1908

Shinano in Spring

Cape Inubo Lighthouse
1940

Magu
1937

Girl in Chinese Dress

Daybreak at Niitakayam

Morning Glory

Rocks and Waves (cape Shiono)
1931

Pompei

Portrait of a Woman

Happy Morning

Profile of a Woman

Portrait of Mr T

Still Life with Lychees
1931

Girl
1940

Woman Holding an Orchid

Sunlit Landscape of Cape Shio
1931

Oarai Coast
1931

Lady with Morning Glory

The Orchid

Lakeside

Kosenbi
1927