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Everyday Luxury: Chinese Silks of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)
The exhibition features a collection of Chinese costumes and textiles from the last three hundred years.
This exhibition will showcase selections from the Museum’s collection of Chinese costumes and textiles from the last three hundred years. Comprised of more than 100 works, the exhibition includes official "dragon" robes, women’s dress, theatrical garments, interior furnishings, and related accessories. The exhibition will also explore the imagery, forms, techniques, and functions of these wide-ranging textiles in the context of their cultural background.
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