Eine Schar kniend Betender, der vordere ein Krieger mit Banner 

Victor Müller created this pencil drawing, "A Group of Kneeling Praying Figures, the Foremost a Warrior with Banner," which now resides in the Städel Museum. The composition is dominated by the figures, a cluster of supplicants gathered around a warrior holding a banner, all rendered with delicate pencil strokes. The light monochromatic palette emphasizes the structural form of the figures, with the lines defining their shapes and contours in a manner that suggests both vulnerability and strength. Note how the artist uses line and form to destabilize the conventional heroism associated with warriors, presenting them instead in a moment of collective entreaty. The sketch-like quality further enhances the sense of immediacy, inviting viewers to contemplate the psychological and spiritual dimensions of the scene. The composition thus engages with broader questions about faith, power, and the human condition.