"Devatas of the Shadows": the goddesses of Preah Khan
Sacred images of goddesses remain in the shadowed alcoves of Preah Khan temple.
Sacred images of goddesses remain in the shadowed alcoves of Preah Khan temple.
Paintings and sketches by a prolific artist who visited Angkor starting from 1919.
Where did the elegant dames and gents of the Khmer Empire source the textiles for their garments?
First technical investigation of the West Mebon Viṣṇu
A quest for Buddha's footprint artworks from India and Sri Lanka to China to Japan, South Korea, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos...
Rich iconongraphy and historical background on Burmese Buddhist Art.
The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art currently holds some 250 artworks from Ancient Cambodia.
The builders, stone types and building techniques behind the Angkorean temples.
The controversial matter of Khmer antiquities appropriation by private collectors and foreign museums.
An impressive collection of devatas and apsaras graces the small temple of Ta Som, north-east of Angkor Thom.
Guardian of artistic treasures from the Khmer Temples, the Angkor Conservation also produced and stored detailed blue prints and archaeological...
The power-charged erotica of Indian iconography, or how "bringing beauty nearer" inspired Indian (and Khmer) sculptors.
A thorough study of the female figures "inhabiting" Angkor Wat leads the author to novel considerations about the symbolic and...
The first five statues and artwork from the Latchford Collection shipped back to Cambodia
How Hindu or other objects of earlier periods have been worshipped as neak tā by the communities living nearby the...
Back to the intellectual and aesthetical origins of Hindu architecture and its Southeast Asian derivatives, particularly in the Khmer tradition.
Devatas are a distinctive element of this Khmer temple located in modern Thailand.
A scientific analysis of the stone sculptures kept at the controversial MET collection of Khmer art.
With a map of "Indochina", an expanded version of Pere Bouillevaux's 1858 book.
"Harmony, gentleness and endearment" in Khmer statuary and sculptural art.
The alternance of "bright" and "dull" periods in Khmer sculptuary art.
Heartfelt portraits of Cambodian people living within the Angkorian territory in the 1990s.
25 years after its publication, still a reference in the effort for tracing and retrieving looted Khmer arts.
Truncated feet, arms and heads -- the sad pattern of looted artefacts worldwide. A study in sculptuarry art restoration challenges.
An Indian TV film devoted to Indian-Cambodian connection in visual arts
Were the builders of Phimai following a "visual narrative program"?
George Groslier's encyclopaedia-like sum on the Ancient Khmer civilization, "d'après les textes et les monuments depuis les premiers siècles de...
The Ananta serpent of Hindi origin and the Khmer Naga motifs in Angkorian sculptures and ornaments.
'Commentaries on 24 Masterpieces at the National Museum of Phnom Penh'.
Ancient Khmer sculptures as "political gifting": the controversial case of cultural exchanges between Colonial France and Imperial Japan during World...
A well-balanced study on cultural and artistic exchanges around ancient Southeast Asia, summarizing the author's original view on the Indianization...
Sculptures, bas-reliefs, frescoes, through archives and publications during Angkor's rediscovery.
Garments and hand gestures of devata (goddesses) as indicators for historians and archeologists.
Two female dancers statuettes discovered in the 1950s and what they tell us about Khmer art and religion, Tantric Buddhism...
A French traveler, Pierre Loti's close friend, recalls his visit to Angkor and Phnom Penh
The first major study on Khmer arts and culture in the Russian language.