Romeo als Aktfigur, Detail des rechten, gestreckten Beines by Victor Müller

Romeo als Aktfigur, Detail des rechten, gestreckten Beines c. 1869 - 1871

drawing, paper

drawing

amateur sketch

toned paper

light pencil work

16_19th-century

shading to add clarity

pencil sketch

paper

personal sketchbook

german

ink drawing experimentation

sketchbook drawing

pencil work

watercolour illustration

"Romeo als Aktfigur, Detail des rechten, gestreckten Beines" is a study by German artist Victor Müller. Created around 1869-1871, the drawing showcases the artist's meticulous attention to detail, focusing on the anatomy of a male leg. The sketch is a study for a larger work and exemplifies the importance of anatomical studies in art history, particularly in the representation of the human form. The work is currently housed at the Städel Museum, offering insight into the artistic process of the 19th century.