Standing female nude 

This pencil drawing by Otto Scholderer features a standing female nude. The artwork is a study of the human form, executed in a delicate and precise manner. The figure is rendered with a focus on anatomy and proportion, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the natural curves and grace of the body. While the precise date is unknown, this study likely dates from the late 19th century, reflecting the academic approach to figure drawing prevalent during that period. The drawing is currently housed at the Städel Museum, a renowned institution for art lovers to experience the artistic legacy of Otto Scholderer.