Sitzende junge Frau, Mandoline spielend 1879

Otto Scholderer's "Sitzende junge Frau, Mandoline spielend" (1879) is a charcoal drawing depicting a young woman seated and playing a mandolin. The drawing is characterized by its loose and gestural lines, capturing the movement of the woman's hand as she plays. The figure, rendered in soft, subtle tones, is positioned in the foreground of the composition, suggesting an intimate moment of musical expression. The drawing is currently housed in the Städel Museum, offering art lovers a glimpse into Scholderer's unique artistic style and his fascination with the human form.