Three Persian miniatures from the 18-19th century Persian. The aquarelles on paper have beautifully delicate paintings and handwritten texts on both sides of the paper. All are placed in a passe partout and in very good condition. A Persian prince: This beautifully colourful miniature painting shows highly developed craftsmanship. It depicts a Persian prince being waited on by three women, possibly from his harem. It is 14,5 by 23 cm. Assembly of men: This one depicts a meeting of men, possibly an assembly of government. On the backside of the paper there is what seems to be a poem. It is 17,5 by 26,5 cm. The Princes: This wonderful painting is of a Persian princes holding flowers. The brushwork is very delicate in the princes herself and the surrounding decorations. On the backside there is text that is dated 960 HZ (1544 AD) on the op the page to the right. It is 16 by 22 cm.