Sitting little girl 

Otto Scholderer drew this sketch of a ‘Sitting Little Girl’ with graphite on paper. The texture is soft, created with delicate lines that define the girl's form, from her curly hair to the folds of her dress. The composition emphasizes the child’s pose, with Scholderer using a network of fine strokes to capture a sense of weight and volume, creating a visual rhythm that guides the eye across the figure. The girl's gaze directs our attention, engaging us in her quiet moment. The empty space around her becomes a field of potential, highlighting the artwork's structure. The sketch engages with the formal qualities of line and tone to evoke depth and presence. This artwork functions as an exploration of form and human expression. It invites us to look closely at the interplay between the artist's hand and the subject's essence.