Sitting woman in profile 

"Sitting Woman in Profile" is a pencil drawing by Otto Scholderer, a German artist born in 1834. The drawing depicts a woman in profile seated in a chair, likely a preliminary sketch for a larger work. The figure is drawn with loose, gestural lines, capturing the sitter's form with expressive immediacy. The use of graphite and the artist's focus on capturing the essence of the sitter are characteristic of drawing as a preliminary art form. This piece, housed in the Städel Museum, offers a glimpse into Scholderer's artistic process and his skill in capturing the human figure.