Passe partout voor handrol, twee ambtenaren met gevolg op reis 1803

This artwork is a handscroll, or "Passe partout" in Dutch, created by Chinese artist Zhu Henian in 1803. The scroll is made up of multiple sections, including the main scroll, two smaller sections, and two end pieces. These components suggest the scroll would have contained a longer visual narrative, likely depicting two officials traveling with an entourage. The floral patterns on the end pieces may have been decorative embellishments to the scroll, and are likely representative of the scroll's original condition, which would have been far more ornate and elaborate than the current state.