About the Artwork
Noh Theater Robe, Surihaku Type
18th century
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Japanese
Japanese
Gold and silver foil, silk
Overall: 50 7/8 × 48 1/4 inches (129.2 × 122.6 cm)
Costumes
Asian Art
Founders Society Purchase, Acquisitions Fund
1983.3
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Provenance
Formerly in the Maeda collection, Kanazawa
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MAEDA AND ENSHU EXHIBITION CATALOGUE, Tokyo, 1981, no 91.
DIA BULLETIN, vol 61, no 3, 1982/83, p 29 (ill).
Denney, Joyce. “Luxury and Propriety: Edo-Period Noh Costumes and Samurai Women's Garments in the Detroit Institute of Arts.” Bulletin of the DIA 88, no. 1/4 (2014): pp. 121-122 (fig. 7).
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Japanese, Noh Theater Robe, Surihaku Type, 18th century, Gold and silver foil, silk. Detroit Institute of Arts, Founders Society Purchase, Acquisitions Fund, 1983.3.
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