1929 Photogravure Angkor Cambodia Preah Kahn Temple Ruins Sculpture Archaeology GL1 as seen in the photogravure

as seen in the photogravure

Please note that there is a moderate diagonal crease across the upper left corner of the print

Benton taught at the Art Students League of New York (1926 to 1935) and the Kansas City Art Institute (1935-1941)

The monument was erected by Her Majesty

1929 Photogravure Angkor Cambodia Preah Kahn Temple Ruins Sculpture Archaeology GL1 as seen in the photogravureThis is an original 1929 photogravure of Preah Khan temple in Angkor, Cambodia (Kampuchea). The temple was built for King Jayvarman VII in the 12th century. There are 431 deities portrayed in the temple, and each were given food, clothes, and sometimes mosquito nets. The photographer of this image is Dr. Martin Hrlimann of Berlin, Germany. His photographs were largely composed of cities and civilizations, and taken mostly with a Sinclair camera.