L'art de l'Asie du Sud-Est [Southeast Asian Arts]
by Collective
From protohistory to traditional craftmanship, from Burma to Sulawesi, a rich collection of studies in Southeast Asia arts.
Type: hardback
Publisher: Editio; Citadelles & Mazenod, Paris.
Edition: Donation CCF Siem Reap
Published: 1994
Author: Collective
Pages: 635
ISBN: 2-85088-062-0
Language : French
ADB Library Catalog ID: ART-SEA2
Foreword by Albert Le Bonheur
La protohistoire (Protohistory) by Maud Girard-Geslan – Burma, Thailand, Dong Son in Vietnam. [Protohistory is the period between prehistory and history].
L’art de la Birmanie (Burmese Art) by Donald Stadner (translated from English by Christiane Thiollier) — Pyu, Mon, Pagan, Konbaung Dynasty.
L’art de la Thailande et du Laos (Art in Thailand and Laos) by Valérie Zaleski.
L’art Khmer (Khmer Art) by Thierry Zéphir — chronological study from Oc Eo to post-Bayon period.
L’art du Champa (Champa Art) by Alfred Le Bonheur — from Lin-yi to Po Romé and ‘the treasures of the Cham Kings’.
L’art vietnamien (Vietnamese Art) by Maud Girard-Geslan — architecture, sculpture, ceramics, paintings.
L’art indonésien (Indonesian Art) by Marijke J. Klokke — including Buddha representations, Borobodur, later art forms in Java and Bali.
Les arts traditionnels (Traditional Arts) by Maud Girard-Geslan.
Goddess Durga trampling the buffalo monster, Central Java period (732−928), Shiva Temple, Prambanan, Java.
Ceremonial tapestry (Ikat), early 20th century, Kandal, Cambodia.
Tags: Southeast Asia, arts, Khmer arts, Sukhotai, Java, Thai, Indian influences, statuary, traditional houses, textiles, ceramics, sacred arts, China, bronze, material culture, crosscultural studies
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