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Bayon
Bayon
Carved faces on a tower at the Bayon
Carved faces on a tower at the Bayon
According to Angkor-scholar Maurice Glaize, the Bayon appears "as but a muddle of stones, a sort of moving chaos assaulting the sky."
According to Angkor-scholar Maurice Glaize, the Bayon appears "as but a muddle of stones, a sort of moving chaos assaulting the sky."
According to scholars, King Jayavarman VII bears a strong resemblance to the face towers of the Bayon.
According to scholars, King Jayavarman VII bears a strong resemblance to the face towers of the Bayon.
Bronze replica of one of the twenty-three stone images King Jayavarman VII sent to different parts of his kingdom in 1191. The Walters Art Museum.
Bronze replica of one of the twenty-three stone images King Jayavarman VII sent to different parts of his kingdom in 1191. The Walters Art Museum.
Jayavarman VII is commonly depicted with both his arms amputated.
Jayavarman VII is commonly depicted with both his arms amputated.
Jayavarman vii
Jayavarman vii