In the Style of the Emperor Huizong, White Falcon with Red Camellia and Narcissus, China, Ming dynasty, framed under glass, 118,5 x 59,7 cm, ink and colors on silk. On top of the painting the Imperial signature: "In the third month in spring in the second year of the Xuanhe period painted by Imperial brush in the Qixi Hall". Two seals of the Xuanhe Emperor: "Imperial seal of the Qixi Hall" (Qixidian bao), "Imperial seal of the Xuanhe period" (Xuanhe bao). Not genuine. One collector's seal in the lower left corner: "Weifu zhi yin". Two inscriptions, the left one signed: "On Imperial demand I composed this praise words. Respectfully written by the Grand Secretary of the Xuanhe Hall, Your subject Cai You." This painting shows an Imperial hunting hawk equipped with red ornament and tassel at the end of his line and sitting on a rock amidst the beautiful flowers of the Imperial garden. It shows the naturalistic yet decorative features typical for Ming academic painting - Property from a German private collection, since 1980s in the possession of the present owner's family - Wear, damages due to age