Ploumanac'h 1912

"Ploumanac'h" is a 1912 watercolor by German artist Hermann Lismann, known for his landscape paintings. The work, currently housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a coastal scene dominated by large, angular rocks in the foreground. The use of cool, muted tones in the watercolor creates a sense of atmospheric depth, while the distant village in the background provides a hint of human presence in this otherwise rugged landscape. The scene showcases Lismann's ability to capture the raw beauty of nature through expressive brushwork and a keen eye for detail.