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Cover of Cut My Cote.
Project

Fashioning Things with Burnham (in Time)

Man’s banyan (informal gown).
Project

18th Century Chintz Banyans: Mapping Patterns at the Royal Ontario Museum

Coat of man's civil dress uniform
Project

Laurel, Oak, and Peacock: The Politics of Men's Historical Fashion

Wedding robe (changfu). China. Qing Dynasty, 1895-1900. Silk gauze embroidered in silk, gold and silver wrapped thread. 979.107.1 Gift of Mrs. Willian C. Van Horne.
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Daily Wear in Late Qing Dynasty and Early Republic Period

Headshot of Arlene Gehmacher
Curator

Arlene Gehmacher

L.R. Wilson Curator of Canadian Art & Culture
robots hunt for rocks on mars
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Game: Rogue Rovers

In the search for evidence of water on Mars, time is of the essence. Piloting Mars rovers gone rogue, you’ll race against the clock (or compete against your friends) to break open boulders to collect
an animated hawk and owl fight over a squirrel
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Game: Clash of the Talons

A Battle Between Mighty Birds of Prey In the twilight hours, just before Red-tailed Hawks turn in for the night, the Great-horned Owls emerge to start their day -- and the battle for survival begins!
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Digital Membership Cards

Digital membership cards are a convenient and environmentally friendly alternative to plastic cards.
A girl stares down and smiles in wonder as she interacts with a screen in the Museum.
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Gift Membership

Give family and friends a ROM Membership—a year-long, all-access pass to four billion years of beauty and wonder. Members enjoy free admission to galleries and exhibitions, exclusive previews, events
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ROM Blog

Articles and blog posts from ROM curators, staff, volunteers, and community.
Program

ROM After Dark

ROM After Dark is a 19+ themed after-hours event series that allows you to explore the Museum in a whole new way.
Insignia for the wife of a 3rd rank civil official (peacock). China. Qing Dynasty, 1775 – 1800. Satin embroidered in silk and gold-wrapped threads. 950.100.67. Gift of Mrs. Sigmund Samuel.
Project

Chinese Qing Dynasty Mandarin Squares

Pillow end. Made in Transylvania (present day Romania) in the Hungarian tradition. Perhaps 2nd half of the 19th century. Cotton tabby with cross-stitch embroidery. 972.415.14 Gift of Miss Jean Alexander.
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Southeastern European Textiles and Costume

Pieced quilt. Made in England; used in Barbados. 1800-1825. Printed cotton. 949.259 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Mercur.
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Printed Cloth and Pattern Culture: 1780-1880

Tiraz textile fragment. Egypt. Mamluk Dynasty. 14th century. Silk double weave. 981.207.
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The Role of Textiles in Mamluk Ceremonial