A FINE AND VERY RARE IMPERIAL CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BLOSSOK PANEL INSCRIBED WITH GILT IMPERIAL POEM MOUNTED IN A GERMAN WOODEN FRAME China, Qianlong period, the German mounting early 20th ct. 105,5 x 24 cm (Paneel) 133 x 32 x 25 cm (mit Montierung) The fire-gilt imperial poem line qingshu daoqu sheng (Thus from art and science comes virtue) sign. chen liu yong gongji jingshu (Politely described by your subject Liu Yong who politely selected [the poem lines]) with seal chen yong and jingshu. The poem line qingshu daoqu sheng was written by Emperor Qianlong in 1745 about the landscape in late spring in the imperial garden Jingmingyuan (west of the Summer Palace Yiheyuan). This poem line was also engraved by imperial order in various imperial private seals and stamped on his old calligraphy and painting collection, which shows that Emperor Qianlong was very pleased with this poem line of him. The wooden mount is inscribed with the German translation of this poem line (in Engl.: Thus from art and science comes virtue). Old German private assembled in in China in the early 20th century, then European private collection, collected before 1970. Minor traces of age