Sitzender weiblicher Akt in Vorderansicht, den Blick unverwandt auf den Betrachter gerichtet 

Victor Müller created this pencil drawing, "Seated Female Nude, Front View, Eyes Fixed on the Viewer," likely as a study, revealing a figure that seems to emerge from the very structure of the page. The composition presents a nude woman gazing directly at us, yet the rendering feels tentative, as if the form is still in the process of becoming. Müller's use of line is particularly striking; it is delicate, almost hesitant, building the figure through a series of light, searching strokes. This technique reveals the artist's process, inviting us to consider the act of drawing itself. The figure's gaze challenges traditional notions of the passive nude, destabilizing the power dynamics between artist, model, and viewer. The incomplete nature of the drawing further complicates this relationship, suggesting that meaning is not fixed but constructed through the interplay of gazes and gestures. The open endedness of the study invites ongoing interpretation and reflection.