Studien nach dem menschlichen Skelett 

"Studien nach dem menschlichen Skelett," by Victor Müller, is a detailed anatomical drawing of the human skeleton, likely made as a preparatory study for a larger artwork. Müller's meticulous rendering of the bones, including the skull, rib cage, and pelvis, demonstrates his deep understanding of human anatomy and his commitment to precise observation. The use of a grid system suggests a systematic approach to anatomical study, common in art schools of the time. This drawing is a testament to the importance of anatomical knowledge for artists in the 19th century.