Two Chinese scroll paintings, 19th/20th century Polychrome painting in ink and watercolor on paper. Depiction of an old man and a boy under a cherry tree. Large calligraphy in the upper part, the date(?) and an artist's seal in the upper right corner. Measures 34 x 150 cm. The second copy with a meditative depiction of a rocky river landscape, with a seal in the lower right. Slightly torn at the lower edge, the scroll bar made of bone. Dimensions 51 x 181 cm. Each with traces of age and slight moisture damage. Condition: II - III

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