"An amazing way to connect to the past".

The only woman visual artist whose depictions of Angkor are kept at New York Metropolitan Museum.

For one decade now, Sweden-born photographer Anders Jiras explores all forms of Cambodian dancing, from the highly choreographed performances of the Royal…

When the Pop-Art Superstar in-the-making was visiting and drawing Angkor in 1956.

The short-lived satellite radar inspection campaigns over Angkor in 1994.

The reference publication on modernist architecture in Bangkok, a testament to its visual and historic relevance.

Precious photographical documents on Cambodia's landmarks in the 1950s.

The series Photographies de la Société de Géographie/Asie/Cambodge at Gallica/BNF

A selection of 50 snapshots of Cambodia in the 1980s from a rare photo album.

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…

A collection of classic-modern figurative patterns completed by two leading Cambodian architects in the 1920s, and commented by George Groslier.

A rare "photo feature" of a family ceremony inside Phnom Penh Royal Palace in 1901.

An impressive collection of devatas and apsaras graces the small temple of Ta Som, north-east of Angkor Thom.

Several pieces in the "Angkor Catalogue" edited by photographer Emile Gsell himself, commented and analyzed by art historian Joachim Karl Bautze.

The first five statues and artwork from the Latchford Collection shipped back to Cambodia

4 guardian lions unearthed on the 12th century archeological site of Banteay Chhmar.

The 1954 historic diplomatic tour by a a photogenic leader, Pandit Nehru.

Most of John Thomson's original photo negatives are kept at London Wellcome Library, a collection now accessible online.

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International street style artist, model and muse, Lily Gatins was born and raised in the Dominican Republic, an island nation known for arts and fashions…