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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 16.1x12.2in
About this artwork
In my watercolor "Flight of the Cranes," I depict cranes in flight over a tranquil moorland. The serene rhythm of the water meets the power of flight. Moors and cranes are protected habitats and species; their preservation is of paramount importance to me and is consciously incorporated into my work.
Transparent layers of watercolor and an atmospheric, impressionistic visual language create a sense of vastness and freedom. This original watercolor… won first prize in the landscape category at the International Watercolor Exhibition in Bratislava. I painted it on the highest quality 300gsm cotton paper from the renowned brand Arches.
A work for collectors who appreciate contemporary landscape watercolors, nature art, and meaningful images. The work is discreetly framed in oak with a passe-partout, but is also available unframed upon request.
Transparent layers of watercolor and an atmospheric, impressionistic visual language create a sense of vastness and freedom. This original watercolor… won first prize in the landscape category at the International Watercolor Exhibition in Bratislava. I painted it on the highest quality 300gsm cotton paper from the renowned brand Arches.
A work for collectors who appreciate contemporary landscape watercolors, nature art, and meaningful images. The work is discreetly framed in oak with a passe-partout, but is also available unframed upon request.
Annett Coumont
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Annett Coumont is a contemporary German watercolor artist who lives and works near Cologne. A self-taught artist, she has developed a distinctive visual language that combines naturalistic observation with impressionistic light and a contemporary, biophilic aesthetic.
In her landscapes, she explores the emotional relationship between humanity and nature. Nature appears not as mere scenery, but as a place of memory, resonance, and cultural identity. A key starting point for her work is solastalgia – the grief over the change or loss of a familiar environment. Her watercolors reveal the beauty and fragility of what surrounds us and invite us to rediscover our own connection to nature.
Her works have been selected for international watercolor exhibitions, have received numerous awards, and are held in private collections worldwide.
In her landscapes, she explores the emotional relationship between humanity and nature. Nature appears not as mere scenery, but as a place of memory, resonance, and cultural identity. A key starting point for her work is solastalgia – the grief over the change or loss of a familiar environment. Her watercolors reveal the beauty and fragility of what surrounds us and invite us to rediscover our own connection to nature.
Her works have been selected for international watercolor exhibitions, have received numerous awards, and are held in private collections worldwide.
Annett Coumont
Flight of the cranes
$1,250