Zwei senkrechte Friese mit figürlichen Darstellungen 

This pencil drawing by Bernhard Neher the Younger, housed at the Städel Museum, depicts two vertical friezes filled with figural scenes. The figures, rendered in delicate lines, appear to be engaged in various activities, including a man holding a weapon, individuals kneeling down, and an angel in flight. The composition of the friezes, with their vertical orientation and rhythmic arrangement of figures, suggests a design for a decorative element, potentially for a building or a piece of furniture. The use of pencil creates a sense of lightness and informality, hinting at the preliminary nature of this work.