These are a pair of East Asian paintings that are hanging scrolls that have been professionally mounted and framed behind glass for display. The subject on the right panel depicts Drama, the founder of Zen Buddhism. He is characterized by his intense, wide-eyed expression and minimalist, flowing robes. The left hand panel features Lotus blossoms in various stages of bloom with large dark ink wash leaves at the base. Each piece include a signature and a red cinnabar seal at the bottom, which serves as an artist's formal "stamp" of authenticity. They are mounted on a gold-flecked or texture paper boarder within black rectangular frames.