Sitting little girl 

Otto Scholderer's "Sitting Little Girl" is a delicate pencil drawing showcasing the artist's mastery of capturing youthful innocence. The young girl sits with her arms crossed, her gaze directed towards the viewer, creating an intimate connection. The drawing is likely a preparatory study for a larger painting and exemplifies Scholderer's keen observation of human form and expression. This piece is currently housed at the Städel Museum and serves as a testament to the lasting power of simple yet expressive art.