Slumbering woman 1927

Philipp Franck's "Slumbering Woman" (1927) is a watercolor depicting a woman in a relaxed pose, asleep in a chair. The figure is rendered in a loose, gestural style, with emphasis on the soft, fluid forms of the sleeping woman. The use of watercolor creates a sense of lightness and tranquility, capturing the ephemeral nature of slumber. This artwork, housed in the Städel Museum, showcases Franck's ability to translate the human figure and a serene moment into a captivating composition.