Cui Fuji (19th century), Style of Jiang Pu (1708-1761) etc., Bird and Flowers, Calligraphy, and Squirrel. Two album leaves and a round fan framed together under glassink and light colors on silk. 1) Cui Fuji (19th century): White Bird on a Blossoming Twig, two seals oft he artist: "Seal of Fuji" (Fuji zhi yin), "Yi jin .". Cui Fuji was a native of Dongtai in the province of Jiangsu and a noted painter. Besides painting flowers and birds he specialized in portrait painting. 2) Liugong: Calligraphy in Running Script, signature by the artist: "Shouzhi .", one seal of the artist: "Liugong". 3) In the style of Jiang Pu (1708-1761): Squirrel and Grapes, signature: "Hengxian", one double seal of the artist: "Jiang", "Pu". Jiang Pu was a native of Changshu in Jiangsu and was the son of the famous painter of flowers Jiang Tingxi (1669-1732). Like his father he entered the Qing court and became an official and court painter in the Qianlong period (1736-1795) - Formerly property from an old European private collection, acquired prior to 1990 - Minor traces of age