Two female nudes 1935

Hermann Lismann's "Two female nudes" is a 1935 pencil drawing of two nude figures, one standing and the other seated, created in a realistic style. Lismann was known for his figure studies, and this drawing captures the human form with both accuracy and sensitivity. The simplicity of the composition and the delicate shading create a sense of intimacy and quiet contemplation, characteristic of the artist's work. The drawing currently resides at the Städel Museum.