Hiroshige's painting "Navaro Rapids" from 1855 depicts a stylized and dramatic scene of large waves in the rough seas at Awa, one of the prefectures of Japan. This work, created in his distinct ukiyo-e style, captures the dynamic motion of the ocean with bright vivid blues and dramatic swirls, complemented by browns and beiges to create a balanced color palette. It reflects Hiroshige's talent for portraying natural elements with both serenity and energy, making it one of his most renowned pieces.