Sitzender Mann, Arme und Beine schlaff hängen lassend 

"Sitzender Mann, Arme und Beine schlaff hängen lassend" (Seated Man, Arms and Legs Hanging Loosely) is a charcoal drawing by German artist Victor Müller. The drawing, housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a figure slouched in a chair. The subject's relaxed posture and the loose, gestural style of the drawing create a sense of weariness and introspection. The work is likely a study of human anatomy, but its expressive quality also suggests a deeper exploration of the sitter’s inner state.