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Watercolour paint on a white sheet of paper. The painting is of an image of a five-petaled flower. The petals are a dark pink/light purple colour with some white detailing. In the centre of the petals, there is a long purple stem pointing upwards with a cluster of yellow near the top. At the top of stem (slightly above the yellow), there are five sprouts with ovals on top. Below the flower, there is a green stem pointing diagonally towards the bottom left. Along the stem, there are three green leaves, two of the leaves are larger and have white detailing and the third is slightly below on and is not very large. At the bottom right corner, there is a black maker’s mark. The whole painting is within a black frame.

Watercolour paint on a white sheet of paper. The flower creates a “V” shape. On the right side of the “V”, is a long skinny light green leaf that starts at the bottom of the stem and creates a point at the tip. On the left side of the “V”, there are two flower buds on a green stem. One flower bud has yet to open and is close to where the stem meets the leaf. The unopened bud has a short green stem with a small green leaf to the right side and a unopened petals create a triangle. A further up the stem is an opened flower. The flower has eight petals and is mainly purple with some white detailing and dark yellow at the centre of the flower. At the bottom right corner, there is a black maker’s mark. The whole painting is within a black frame.

Vertical colour painting. The top of the painting is a black background. On the right side about one-third down, there is a white and blue bird’s head and neck. The head is along the right edge and the neck and beak going diagonally down towards the middle of the page. The beak is orange with black details along the eyes. Two eyes are visible and both are black. The rest of the painting is multiple vertical rows of feathers with white (with yellow detailing) along the top and down the centre and light blue below and beside the rows of white. At the bottom left corner there is a hand written name.