Bildwerk einer rechten Kinderhand 

"Bildwerk einer rechten Kinderhand" is a graphite drawing by German artist Karl Sandhaas, renowned for his meticulous studies of anatomy. This drawing, currently housed at the Städel Museum, showcases Sandhaas' mastery of form and light, as he renders a single child's hand in exquisite detail. The delicate fingers, rendered with precise shading, create a sense of life and vulnerability, highlighting the artist's fascination with the human form. Sandhaas' work is significant in the history of drawing, offering a testament to the power of observation and skill in capturing the essence of a subject.