Portrait of Miss Martin 1895

Otto Scholderer's "Portrait of Miss Martin" is a graphite drawing created in 1895. The work is a study in realism, capturing the delicate features of the sitter with careful detail. The portrait features a close-up view of Miss Martin's face, revealing the artist's focus on the subject's subtle expressions and the interplay of light and shadow on her skin. The drawing, now housed in the Städel Museum, showcases Scholderer's skill in capturing the nuances of human likeness, a hallmark of his artistic practice.