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Fan Leaf, late 18th century
Fan leaf. Parchment painted in the neoclassical taste. Obverse: grisaille border of swans with swags. Three center panels divided by trompe-l’oeil pleats and smoking brazier motifs. At center, within a…
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Embroidered Band (Taiwan), early 20th century
Narrow geometrical border embroidered in red, white, yellow, orange, and green ramie cross-stitch on old black traders’ cotton
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Embroidered Band (Taiwan), 19th–mid-20th century
Broad chevron band embroidered in yellow, orange, and green on black traders’ cotton. Cross-stitch guard border.
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Embroidered Band (Taiwan), 19th–mid-20th century
“Old black traders’ cotton” worked in fine white, orange, yellow, green cross stitch, with geometrical band with stylized floral motives extending from it on lower edge.
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Breast Plate (Taiwan), 1900–1955
Diamond-shaped badge with allover continuous lozenge pattern of blue-green, cerise, and purple in weft floats on natural ramie warps. Divided into eight equal parts by rows of close-set traders’ buttons…
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Fan Leaf
Fan leaf. Bobbin and needle lace applied on net. Thick patterned border enclosing two sprays of plants and the large central monogram “LEM”.
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Fan Leaf, late 19th–early 20th century
Black fan leaf painted with gouache showing sprays of purple and white lilac flowers.
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Fan Leaf, late 19th–early 20th century
Painted black fan leaf showing a group of figures in Pierrot costume, with flames.
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Fan Leaf, late 19th–early 20th century
Fan leaf. Black silk painted with gouache showing a large group of birds fishing off a bridge with bird spectators in a row above.
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Fan Leaf, late 19th–early 20th century
Red silk leaf painted with gouache showing birds on a flowering branch looking at two miniature landscape scenes.
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