The fourth hanging scroll in a set of four. The title of the set of scrolls is 'er shi si xiao xun tu', meaning '24 scenes of filial piety'. Each scroll in the set has three colourful panels, each showing two scenes of filial piety separated by a curvy blue line, mounted on paper.

The second hanging scroll in a set of four. The title of the set of scrolls is 'er shi si xiao xun tu', meaning '24 scenes of filial piety'. Each scroll in the set has three colourful panels, each showing two scenes of filial piety separated by a curvy blue line, mounted on paper.

Hanging scroll, titled "Immortal with the fungus to invoke long life" by Zi Jin, in colour on paper.

A hanging scroll depicting the Peach Gardens of Immortality with Shoulao greeting Immortals, in coloured inks on paper.

A hanging scroll depicting six maidens playing at the palace lake, in ink and colour on silk.

A hanging scroll depicting two water buffaloes in a stream with a bamboo forest nearby, in ink and colour on paper.

A hanging scroll depicting two cranes on a hillock signed by Zhang Erxue, in ink and colour on silk.

The top and base of this scroll are panels of beige silk, while the centre panel is grey/blue floral. The image is that of a hawk perched on a branch set against a cream background. At the top right is red and black Japanese text.

This long scroll has a dark green patterned silk background with some staining evident at the base. The centre panel has a dark brown background surrounded by an orange and jade green patterned border.

This large rectangular scroll has a top and base panel made from golf jacquard-style print material, while the centre panel is gold iridescent woven silk. The image shows a seated tiger, painted using monotone greys and blacks, and this colourwash carefully depicts the fur.