View from a Window of the Huangpu River 

Fujishima Takeji's "View from a Window of the Huangpu River" depicts a tranquil scene of a river and cityscape viewed through a window. The artwork is composed in a soft and muted palette, with a focus on light and shadow. The painting's Impressionistic style, popularized by artists like Claude Monet, captures the essence of the scene through loose brushstrokes. The partially open window shutters add a sense of intimacy, inviting the viewer into the artist's perspective. This artwork likely offers a glimpse into life in Shanghai, where Fujishima traveled extensively in the early 20th century.