Nach rechts in die Ferne nach weisender Mann, umgeben von ihm folgender Gestalten, zum Teil in historischer Tracht, zum Teil als Aktfiguren ausgeführt 

Victor Müller made this pencil drawing of a man pointing to the right, surrounded by followers, at some point during his career in Germany. The image evokes ideas of leadership, progress, and the pursuit of a better future. Looking at the cultural context in which Müller lived and worked, the image creates meaning through several visual and historical references. Müller worked in Frankfurt during a period of great social and political change. Germany was still a fragmented nation with many independent states and a rising sense of nationalism. The drawing seems to visualize this nationalistic spirit. The mix of historical and allegorical figures could symbolize the collective German people, united in their pursuit of a common goal. The figure pointing into the distance would then embody the progressive spirit of the era, suggesting that the German people were ready to embrace modernity and assert themselves on the world stage. To fully understand this work, further research into Müller's influences, the political climate of Frankfurt, and the role of art institutions at the time would be invaluable.