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China

A tapestry of a Ch’i-fu collar and sleeves

Object Details

Culture

China

Date

early 20th century

Medium

Silk brocade

Dimensions

15 3/8 × 22 1/16 inches (39 × 56 cm)

Credit Line

Bequest of Professor G. William Skinner, Class of 1947

Object
Number

2009.020.014

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