Standing female nude 

"Standing female nude" is a graphite drawing by Hermann Lismann, a German artist born in 1878. The drawing is held in the Städel Museum, which is known for its collection of German and European art from the Middle Ages to the present. The drawing features a standing female nude, depicted with a simple and direct style, typical of figure studies. The artist uses subtle shading to model the form, emphasizing the natural contours of the body. The artwork demonstrates Lismann's skill in rendering the human form, and his ability to capture a moment of vulnerability and introspection.