Theatrical Jacket and Skirt for a Warrior

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Theatrical Jacket and Skirt for a Warrior

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Date
Kangxi period, 1662–1722
Medium
satin
Department
Asian Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
16796

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Like most theatrical costumes, this colorful two-piece military outfit is an exaggeration of real-life apparel. Elaborate studwork, metal-wrapped threads that are stitched onto the silk, and padded applique lion masks adorn the shoulders and waist, simulating riveted plate armor. The costume is one of several purchased during the 1920s from the stock of a theater within the emperor’s court compound, the Forbidden City. China, Asia

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The John R. Van Derlip Fund

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