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| Title | Manchu Emperor's Semiformal Twelve-symbol Court Robe (chi-fu) |
| Artist | Artist Unknown (China) |
| Date | 1723-1735 |
| Institution | Minneapolis Institute of Arts |
| Location | Not on view. |
| Medium: | Costume (Do Not Use) | Silk tapestry (k'o-ssu) |
| Size: | L.54-3/4 in. |
| Creation Place: | Asia, China |
| Culture: | Asia, China |
| Style: | 18th century, Ch'ing dynasty, Yung-cheng period |
| Physical Description: | Emperor's ceremonial twelve-symbol coat of yellow k'ossu with nine five-clawed dragons, those in profile clasping the Heavenly Jewel. Background of loosely drawn cloud forms, bats, and good luck emblems in shades of blue, green, violet, red, rose, and go |
| Credit: | Collection Minneapolis Institute of Arts; The John R. Van Derlip Fund |
| Accession Number: | 42.8.11 |
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| Added to Site: | February 28, 2009 |
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