Search Results: les collections khmeres du musee albert by groslier george

n.p., n.d.. Reprints the Paris edition of 1931.. Boards. As New. 31 cm; 130 pages, illustrated with half-tone photo reproductions. Bound in gilt-stamped boards.

np. (Bangkok), nd. : White Lotus This book contributes to the study of Khmer archeology, displaying the best pieces of the Phnom Penh museum on fifty splendid plates. The Albert Sarraut Museum, set up in 1919, is the national museum of Cambodia. Apart from a few rare exceptions, it preserves only Cambodian works found in the country itself, from those that can be dated to the most distant epochs to those which are produced nowadays by artists working in a renaissance style. Thus, because of its unity and diversity, it allows the reader to obtain an overview of the evolution of Khmer genius, whether in the production of statues, decorative sculpture, ceramics, bronze and precious metals art, pure or iconographic plastic arts, epigraphy, or history. Reprint of the 1931Paris edition. 130 pp., 50 pp. illustrations. . Reprint. Hard bound. New/new. 30 x 22 cm..

Bangkok: White Lotus Press, 1931. Paperback. Very Good/no dj. 1.00. Groslier, George. This book contributes to the study of Khmer archeology, displaying the best pieces of the Phnom Penh museum on fifty splendid plates. The Albert Sarraut Museum, set up in 1919, is the national museum of Cambodia. Apart from a few rare exceptions, it preserves only Cambodian works found in the country itself, from those that can be dated to the most distant epochs to those which are produced nowadays by artists working in a renaissance style. Thus, because of its unity and diversity, it allows the reader to obtain an overview of the evolution of Khmer genius, whether in the production of statues, decorative sculpture, ceramics, bronze and precious metals art, pure or iconographic plastic arts, epigraphy, or history.

G. van Oest. Used - Good. 1931. Cloth, folio, 129 pp., 50 plates. Orig. wraps bound in. Ex-library, with usual stamps and labels; deaccessioned from the University of Michigan Asian Art Archives. Insititutional markings generally confined to the bindings and endpapers; there are no stamps on the plates, for example. (Subject: Archae/Gen.)

24 pp. text + XLIX b/w plates. Series: Ars Asiatica Vol. XVI. Paris, 1931. Hbk. Former Library copy with the associated markings. A Library discard. KEYWORDS: 078 Zuidoost Azië - Buddhisme/ Hinduisme/ Sculptuur/ Angkor

Paris et Bruxelles: Les Editions G. Van Oest, 1931 129 pp. with 50 superb printed plates. Ars Asiatica XVI. A good copy (uncut and partly unopened). EXTRA postage (over 2 kgs).

Paris: Les editions G. Van Oest, 1931. Soft cover. Good/No Jacket. Wrappers. 50 collotype plates. Binding is sewn, but glue attaching text block is wrapper is brittle.