1929 Photogravure Angkor Thom Cambodia Bayon Temple Bas Relief Apsara Sculpture XEX4 Also shown is the Peninsular

Also shown is the Peninsular Base Section Headquarters and the Naples Post Office Building

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1929 Photogravure Angkor Thom Cambodia Bayon Temple Bas Relief Apsara Sculpture XEX4 Also shown is the PeninsularThis is an original 1929 photogravure of the reliefs of Angkor Thom in Cambodia (Kampuchea) the capital city of the Khmer Empire. "Angkor Thom" translates to "Great City". The photogravure was taken in the Bayon temple famous for its bas reliefs and large sculpted heads. The temple was constructed by King Jayavarman VII in the 12th century, and was built as a Buddhist temple. The relief work shows what appears to be an Apsara Buddhist and Hindu female