Fujishima Takeji
1867–1943 · Japanese · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismImpressionismArt Nouveau (Modern)Romanticismsoft brushworkatmospheric perspectiveblending of Western and Eastern aestheticsuse of light and shadowincorporation of decorative elements
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.
related: Pierre-Auguste Renoir
30 artworks
Beauty Under a Cherry
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Chrysanthemums (still Life Beside a Lake)
1928
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Summer Evening Beside the Lake
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Highly Cultivated Hills
1938
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Female Portrait
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Chinese Landscape
1938
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Mongolian Landscape
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Ruins of Pompeii
1908
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Lac Leman
1908
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Shinano in Spring
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Cape Inubo Lighthouse
1940
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Magu
1937
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Girl in Chinese Dress
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Daybreak at Niitakayam
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Morning Glory
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Rocks and Waves (cape Shiono)
1931
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Pompei
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Portrait of a Woman
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Happy Morning
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Profile of a Woman
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Portrait of Mr T
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Still Life with Lychees
1931
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Girl
1940
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Woman Holding an Orchid
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Sunlit Landscape of Cape Shio
1931
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Oarai Coast
1931
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Lady with Morning Glory
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The Orchid
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Lakeside
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Kosenbi
1927
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