Lucille Douglass' Drawings for New Journeys in Old Asia by Lucille Sinclair Douglass A series of etchings made by an American female artist discovering Cambodia and Asia in the 1920s.
Indian Prime Minister J.L. Nehru visit to Cambodia, October 1954 [and related photos] by Angkor Database The 1954 historic diplomatic tour by a a photogenic leader, Pandit Nehru.
Visions of Angkor by...Martin Hürlimann by Martin Hürlimann Outstanding 1920s pictures by a professional photographer, the first major artistic survey of Angkor after John Thomson's and Emile Gsell's contributions.
Visions of Southeast Asia by....Louis Gascuel by Louis Gascuel A rare photographic account on Saigon, Cambodia, Laos and Singapore dating back from 1904, by a civil engineer and talented amateur photographer.
Visions of Angkor by....Germaine Krull by Germaine Krull A major modernist photographer and globe-trotter captured several Angkor temples in 1960-1962.
Visions of Angkor by...Aurélie Fischer by Aurélie Fischer The magic lens of a photographer in a class all of her own.
Andy Warhol's Sketches of Angkor by Andy Warhol When the Pop-Art Superstar in-the-making was visiting and drawing Angkor in 1956.
Cambodian Dancers by Sir Gerald Kelly (1937) by Gerald F. Kelly In 1936, Irish painter Sir Gerald Kelly (1876-1972) visited Cambodia during a world tour with wife Lilian ("Jane"), and portrayed several dancers at the Dance…
Five Ancient Khmer Art Pieces returned to Cambodia, September 2021 The first five statues and artwork from the Latchford Collection shipped back to Cambodia
Prince Damrong in Preah Vihear, 1930 by Angkor Database Back to the Siamese statesman's visit to Preah Vihear, claimed by Thai nationalists until the international recognition of Cambodia's rights in 1962
Visions of Angkor and Cambodia by...Raymond Cauchetier by Raymond Cauchetier Photographer Raymond Cauchetier was in his thirties when he fulfilled a childhood dream: to see Angkor Wat.
Émile Gsell (1838–79) and Early Photographs of Angkor by Joachim K. Bautze Several pieces in the "Angkor Catalogue" edited by photographer Emile Gsell himself, commented and analyzed by art historian Joachim Karl Bautze.
Visions of Angkor by...John Thomson by John Thomson Angkor seen by pioneer photographer John Thomson in 1866.
Visions of Cambodia by....Jules Agostini by Jules Agostini Cambodia in the 1890s, as seen by colonial engineer and amateur photographer Jules Agostini.
Sculpture in Siam by Alfred Salmony by Alfred Salmony 70 plates from the first major study in sculpture found in Siam authored by a Berlin art curator and critic in the 1920s.
Visions of Angkor by...Mimi Palgen-Maisonneuve by Mimi Palgen-Maisonneuve Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
Phnom Penh and Indochina 1885, by Xavier Brau de Saint-Pol Lias by Xavier Brau de Saint-Pol Lias The photographic record of a visit to Phnom Penh in 1885.
Visions of Cambodian Water Festival by...John Vink by John Vink The festive fervor of Bon Om Tuk, the boat-race festival marking the end of rainy season on Phnom Penh's Four Rivers, depicted from 1991 to 2024.
An American Woman Artist in Angkor : Lucille Sinclair Douglass by Lucille Sinclair Douglass The only woman visual artist whose depictions of Angkor are kept at New York Metropolitan Museum.