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Colorful Chinese Robes Shown in Campus Exhibit
Mrs. Kamer Aga-Oglu, assistant curator of the Division of the Orient in the University's Museum of Anthropology, displays two of the Chinese garments included in the Museum's collection of Chinese ceremonial robes of the Ch'ing dynasty The table and drum chairs in the picture are part of a collection of Chinese furniture which was donated to the University Museum by the Chinese government following the World Exposition in New Orleans in 1884. The furniture is marble-topped, and the hard wood is inlaid with foliage designs in mother-of-pearl.
Mrs. Kamer Aga-Oglu, assistant curator of the Division of the Orient in the University's Museum of Anthropology, displays two of the Chinese garments included in the Museum's collection of Chinese ceremonial robes of the Ch'ing dynasty The table and drum chairs in the picture are part of a collection of Chinese furniture which was donated to the University Museum by the Chinese government following the World Exposition in New Orleans in 1884. The furniture is marble-topped, and the hard wood is inlaid with foliage designs in mother-of-pearl.
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