Blumen streuende Frau (Flora_), weibliche Aktfiguren und Putten, verteilt über ein Mittelfeld und zwei flankierende Lünetten 

"Blumen streuende Frau (Flora)" is a pencil drawing by Victor Müller, a German artist born in 1830. The drawing, housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a central figure, Flora, scattering flowers while surrounded by putti and other female figures. The composition is divided into three sections, with the central section showcasing the main scene and two flanking lunettes. The use of loose, expressive lines creates a dynamic and ethereal atmosphere, typical of the Romantic era. This drawing exemplifies Müller's skill in depicting the human figure in motion and creating a sense of fantasy.