Atelierszene mit einem Besucher vor der Staffelei und anderen Skizzen 

This pencil drawing by German artist Johann Friedrich Morgenstern depicts a scene in an artist’s studio, likely the artist’s own. The work is composed of several sketches that depict various figures in different poses, some of which are only partially realized. In the foreground, a man stands in profile next to a table, perhaps preparing his paint. The scene suggests the bustling activity of a working studio. This is a characteristic type of artwork created by artists during the 19th century to showcase their process. The Städel Museum, which houses the work, is one of the largest and most important art museums in Germany.