Resting girl 

"Resting Girl" is a graphite drawing by Wilhelm Amandus Beer, a German artist born in 1837. This study captures a woman in a reclining pose, likely meant as a preliminary study for a larger painting. The work's simplicity and directness highlight Beer's skill in capturing the human form through subtle shading and lines. The delicate lines and soft shadows create a sense of tranquility and intimate observation, reflecting the artist's focus on realism. This drawing is housed in the Städel Museum, showcasing the breadth of the museum's collection and the artist's legacy.