Imperial Rites of Sericulture (Scroll 4: “Offering Cocoons”)
- Image Number: K2A000920N000000000PAM
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Qing Dynasty;李慧林;金昆;郎世寧;清院本 Court Artists;程志道
- Form: 卷
- Exhibition dimension: 51×639.7
- Description:
The Painting of Silkworm Parenting, which was jointly drawn by painters of the Academy such as Lang Shining (1688-1766), has a total of four pieces. Different plots such as the Attainment Altar, the Altar, the Mulberry Picking, and the Cocoon Offering are mounted into four hand rolls, which are wrapped and protected with brocade square scarves. The imperial court of the Qing Dynasty was very particular about mounting, including the production of scarves, materials and patterns.
Imperial Rites of Sericulture（Scroll 4:“Offering Cocoons”）
- Image Number: K2A000920N000000000PAM
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Qing Dynasty； Li Huilin; Jin Kun; Lang Shining; Court Artists of Qing Dynasty; Cheng Zhidao
- Form:Volume
- Exhibition dimension:51×639.7. The imperial court of the Qing Dynasty was very particular about mounting, including the production of scarves, materials and patterns.
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