80 cm (vertical) × 54 cm (horizontal)
This painting of a majestic blue harbor narrates the story of early modern East Asian and Western European exchanges. The painting centers on the Nagasaki Harbor, with the sea occupying the majority of the composition. Similar works can be found in prominent institutions such as the Kyushu National Museum in Japan and the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands. From a stylistic perspective, the artist employs a bird’s-eye view to depict the Nagasaki Harbor scene. The arrangement of urban buildings and the handling of shadows enhance the painting’s strong sense of spatial depth, illustrating the artist’s intent to portray an East Asian harbor using Western painting techniques.