Translation of the Chinese text:…
Translation of the Chinese text: "[continuing from the right leaf, 2004.19.1.1.33]...include nine golden dragons spaced by five-colour clouds. The middle [of the robe] does not have pleats. The lower part is decorated with "eight treasures and level waters" [babao, pingshui]. There are two moving dragons embroidered on the flared shoulder collar, one front-facing dragon on each cuff, and each sleeve has two moving dragons at the joint place. The back of the collar attaches a hanging with bright yellow ribbons adorned with pearls and gems as fitting. The first-rank imperial consort will have the same design."
(Translated and transcribed by Lisa Claypool, Ed., China’s Imperial Modern: The Painter’s Craft, Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta Museums, 2012, p. 103; Modified by Isabel Pi-fen Chueh)
On the reverse of the piece "(36)" is handwritten in pencil on the upper right corner
"2004.19.1.1.32 - Album Leaf from Illustrations of Costumes from the Qianlong Court, Mactaggart Art Collection." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/21-20240. Accessed 15 Oct. 2024.