

Imperial Court Robe
The image depicts the "Imperial Court Robe" by an unknown artist. The robe has short sleeves with striped cuffs. The robe is primarily maroon with a floral pattern. The floral pattern on the robe consists of various colors including red, blue, white, and orange. The robe has a curved neckline with gold trim around it. The gold trim forms a loop that starts from the neckline and extends down the front. The lower portion of the robe is a solid maroon with a striped texture. The robe is displayed on a white background. The robe appears to be made of fabric and seems to be a traditional garment. The robe is displayed from the front. The robe does not have any visible fastenings. The robe appears to be symmetrical. The robe seems to be from an Asian culture, likely China. The robe is a long garment that extends to the ankles. The robe appears to be ornate. The robe appears to be a ceremonial or formal garment.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 20th century
- Medium
- Silk, metallic thread
- Culture
- China
- Dimensions
- 600 × 424 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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