Weibliche Rückenfigur, sich auf einen runden Rahmen zubewegend (_), auf dem weibliche Aktfiguren lagern 

This is a pencil drawing by Victor Müller, currently held in the Städel Museum. The drawing presents a study in form and spatial relations. Note how the composition divides into two distinct registers: an ethereal upper realm and a more defined lower area. The top features figures reclining on what seems to be a circular frame. The figures are rendered with loose, flowing lines that suggest movement and a dreamlike state. Below, a solitary female figure, viewed from the back, stands in contrast to the dynamic scene above. The use of line in this drawing is particularly striking. Müller employs varied line weights to differentiate between the figures and the background, creating a sense of depth and layering. The structural complexity invites the viewer to consider themes of aspiration and the relationship between earthly and idealized forms. The unfinished quality of the sketch further emphasizes the process of artistic exploration and conceptual development, a meditation on the nature of form and representation.