Since I have over 500 posts on different artists, I am reblogging a few for people who may not have seen them.
This is one of my favorite Whistler paintings, Old Battersea Bridge, and one of his nocturnes. I do recognize an influence from Japanese woodblock although not Hiroshige in particular. The painting posted to the right beside Whistler’s is Japanese but painter is unknown.
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The Japanese commitment to clarity in visual expression is a good contrast to Whistler’s ability to show us the blurring that is present in fog-shrouded reality.