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Start Over Media available legacy documentation Collector Isadore Kloss Fitch
Hearst Museum object titled Collar, accession number 9-6438, described as Collar; paper covered with silk cloth; gold thread embroidery in forms of phoenix; floral designs in multicolor thread; 27 x 13 inches. Part of woman’s costume. Collar belonged to a ‘chao-fu’ (woman’s most formal costume). Native name: p’i-ling.
Hearst Museum object titled Robe, accession number 9-6437, described as Priest’s robe; Taoist; silk with gold thread embroidery; five toed dragon motif, floral design; red trim; black satin collar. Approximately 63 inches long.
Hearst Museum object titled Tapestry, accession number 9-6442, described as Handwoven silk tapestry; “Tapestry of Boys”; orange ground; 80 Chinese boys and floral pattern, 68 x 56 inches.

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