Films L'expédition Mékong | The Mekong Expediton (Teaser) by Remi Morel Teaser of 'L'expédition du Mékong, Carnet d'Exploration', a 52 mn film about the Doudart de Lagrée-Garnier navigation up north the 'Grand River'. In English & French
Photos 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.
Publications Louis Delaporte, un amoureux de l'Orient by Elisabeth Grillo-Nicolini A short evocation of French explorer and artist Louis Delaporte, one of the pioneers in collecting and documenting Ancient Khmer art. In French
Books Un pèlerin d'Angkor - Illustré [by Francois de Marliave] by Pierre Loti One of the most inspired (and inspirational) travelogues on Angkor in the pioneering times. In French
Books Un pèlerin d'Angkor by Pierre Loti One of the most inspired (and inspirational) travelogues on Angkor in the pioneering times. In French
Books Zhou Daguan's Customs of Cambodia: A New Translation by Solang & Beling Uk An English translation of the famous text by Zhou Daguan anchoring it to the 'real' Khmer country (Srok Khmer). In English, Khmer & Chinese
Books The Customs of Cambodia [1st English Translation] by J.G.D. Paul The first ever English translation of Zhou Daguan's celebrated account of Angkor in 1296-7, from Paul Pelliot's 1902 French translation.
Books Zhou Dagan's "Customs of Cambodia" by Michael Smithies & Zhou Daguan Another translation of the most ancient account of the life in Angkor by the Chinese merchant and traveler Zhou Daguan In English
Books A Dragon Apparent (Travels in Indo-China) by Norman Lewis With rumors of Indochina war as a backdrop, a highly personal and highly enjoyable travelogue through Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia in 1950-1. In English
Books Lumieres d'Orient / Eastern Lights by Émile Vedel From Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Madurai (South India) and Canton (Guanghzou), an inspiring travelogue towards Angkor, with a magnificient description, and Oceania. In French
Publications About André Malraux's Infamous Expedition to Banteay Srei by Raoul Marc Jennar The letter André Malraux sent to French Resident-General after being assigned to house-arrest for looting Banteay Srei temple In French
Photos 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.
Books The Straits of Malacca, Indochina and China or Ten Years' Travels, Adventures and Residence Abroad by John Thomson Or Ten Years' Travels, Adventures and Residence Abroad In English
Books Cambodge et Siam: Voyage et séjour aux ruines des monuments kmers by Auguste Achille Hyppolyte Filoz Picturesque account of the Aymonier-Delaporte mission to Angkor in the 1870s In French
Publications Narrative of an Overland Journey from Kampot to the Royal Residence ['Cambodia in 1851'] by Ludvig Verner Helms A rare account of the country of Cambodia and the King's Court at Oudong in 1851, eight years before Henri Mouhot's famous exploration. In English
Books A Brief and Truthful Relation of Events in the Kingdom of Cambodia by Gabriel Quiroga de San Antonio & Antoine Cabaton One of the first accounts of Angkor and the surrounding Kingdom of Cambodia by a Western traveler. In English
Books Les explorateurs du Cambodge [Explorers of Cambodia] by Edme Casimir Croizier (de) A portrait gallery of the pioneering explorers of Angkor by Marquis de Croizier in a brochure published in 1878. In French
Books The English Governess at the Siamese Court by Anna Leonowens The written account that decades later inspired a best-selling book and a Hollywood musical is nevertheless a valuable document for historians. In English
Links Jean Despujols Collection at The Meadows Museum of Art Indochina from the 1930s in a Louisiana museum of art. In English
Publications Ma visite aux ruines cambodgiennes en 1850 | 'My visit to the ruins of Cambodia in 1850' by C.-E. Bouillevaux Realizing he had overlooked the significance of Angkor in his previous travelogues, the resourceful and pugnacious abbot came back with a vengeance later. In French