* A YOUTH TETHERING A MOUNTAIN GOAT AND TWO SIMILAR DRAWINGS PROPERTY OF AN IMPORTANT PRIVATE EUROPEAN COLLECTOR Iran, late 19th - early 20th century Pen, pencil, white wash and ink on paper, with gold, blue and red highlights, comprising a Reza Abbasi-revival drawing with a Qajar youth and a mountain goat, a narcissus tucked in the youth’s sash, laid on cardboard, in modern mount, 9.5cm x 16.5cm, 12cm x 18.5cm including the border; another drawing with a Sufi sheikh seated on a panther skin in a landscape, a coco-de-mer kashkul to his side, the top inscribed in red ink in nasta’liq script Ya Baqir ul Olum , an invocation to the Fifth Shi’a Imam, within black and gold borders, laid on red cardboard, 19cm x 15cm including the support; and an album page, assembled from two unrelated works, a deer in a landscape above, inscribed with Ya Shah -e Najaf 1260 AH (1844) , and a dismounted princely hunter with foul below, within gold and black borders, on glazed yellow album page mount, laid on cardboard, 18cm x 12.5cm, 34cm x 24cm including the support.