Face 4 - Angkor Thom
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Along the entrance to Angkor Thom on either side are many stone faces representative of various Deities - or gods. Some of these faces have been replaced when the Khmer empire switched from Hinduism to Buddhism. The various faces been disfigured by religious fanatics who chopped off noses and hacked at the eyes. The newer faces are not offered as prints. Scroll down to see more information about Angkor Thom and finishing options.
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Note: You can purchase all four (4) in smaller sizes and create a wall cluster with a 25% discount off of each print. Please order each photo individually.
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Along the entrance to Angkor Thom on either side are many stone faces representative of various Deities - or gods. Some of these faces have been replaced when the Khmer empire switched from Hinduism to Buddhism. The various faces been disfigured by religious fanatics who chopped off noses and hacked at the eyes. The newer faces are not offered as prints. Scroll down to see more information about Angkor Thom and finishing options.
Shipping is included with the purchase.
Note: You can purchase all four (4) in smaller sizes and create a wall cluster with a 25% discount off of each print. Please order each photo individually.
Click picture to see a slide show.
Along the entrance to Angkor Thom on either side are many stone faces representative of various Deities - or gods. Some of these faces have been replaced when the Khmer empire switched from Hinduism to Buddhism. The various faces been disfigured by religious fanatics who chopped off noses and hacked at the eyes. The newer faces are not offered as prints. Scroll down to see more information about Angkor Thom and finishing options.
Shipping is included with the purchase.
Note: You can purchase all four (4) in smaller sizes and create a wall cluster with a 25% discount off of each print. Please order each photo individually.
Angkor Thom literally means: "Great City", (alternative name: Nokor Thom) it is located in present-day Cambodia, and was the last and most enduring capital city of the Khmer Empire. It was established in the late twelfth century by King Jayavarman VII and covers an area of 9 km². Within which are located several monuments from earlier eras as well as those established by Jayavarman and his successors. At the centre of the city is Jayavarman’s state temple, the Bayon, with the other major sites clustered around the Victory Square immediately to the north. Angkor Thom is a very big tourist attraction, and people come from all over the world to see it.
Finishing options available:
As a print on fine art paper . This is a very good option. You can take the print to any quality framer to achieve the exact look you want.Printed and mounted on fine art canvas with a matte black frame.
Or, Printed and mounted on fine art canvas with a matte black frame. The finished print will closely resemble the photo below or right.
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