Sieben Hundestudien, in der Mitte Töchterchen mit Hund an Sessel gelehnt 

"Sieben Hundestudien, in der Mitte Töchterchen mit Hund an Sessel gelehnt," is a drawing by Wilhelm Amandus Beer, a German artist who was born in 1837. This drawing, currently housed at the Städel Museum, depicts a village scene, likely in a rural German setting. The central focal point appears to be a cluster of simple, thatched-roof houses surrounded by fences, with figures standing in the foreground, suggesting daily life within the village. The drawing's loose, expressive lines and the muted tones of the charcoal create a sense of atmospheric depth and realism, capturing the essence of everyday life in the village.