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Artist statement for, " Angkor Wat, Cambodia: Vision of the God-Kings"

Date

1993

People

Artist: Lois Conner, American born 1951

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Photographs

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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Sidney and Shirley Singer, 2013.175.27

Copyright

© Lois Conner

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Artist statement for, " Angkor Wat, Cambodia: Vision of the God-Kings"

People

Artist: Lois Conner, American born 1951

Date

1993

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Sidney and Shirley Singer, 2013.175.27

Copyright

© Lois Conner

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The image you've provided contains a large amount of text separated into three columns. It appears to be an informative passage discussing historical and cultural aspects of Angkor, the renowned ancient Khmer civilization located in Cambodia. The text mentions architectural sites such as Angkor Wat, the city of Angkor Thom, and other monuments within the region. In the first column, the author starts by stating their perspective on photographs as not being documents, but as representations that pull the viewer into the history of the place. The author describes their challenge as a photographer in capturing the essence of a place while acknowledging its historical context. They later recount their experience of visiting Angkor in 1993 and the precautions they had to take due to the presence of mines from the civil war. The second column delves more into the history of the Angkor region, referencing the Angkorian period from 802 to 1432 and the reigns of various Khmer kings. It notes how historical knowledge of Cambodia comes from inscriptions, Chinese travelers, and written records, but many records have been lost to environmental factors. It further discusses the reign of King Jayavarman II and the subsequent history that includes the relocation of the Khmer capital and the enduring significance of Angkor. The last column begins by talking about the last major king, Jayavarman VII, and his extensive building works. There's also a brief mention of modern restoration efforts and the use of anastylosis in this process. The author, identified as Lois Conner in March 2002, comments on their choice of the panoramic 7x17 camera format, explaining the narrative strength and visual effects afforded by this format in capturing the landscape. The nature of the text suggests it might accompany a photographic exhibition or be part of a book or article about the history and photography of the Angkor region.

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The image does not contain any human faces, so I will describe the contents of the image as requested. The image appears to be a text-heavy informational document or article about the history and architecture of Angkor, an ancient city in Cambodia. It provides detailed information about the Khmer empire, the construction of various temples and monuments in the Angkor region, and the cultural and historical significance of this archaeological site. The text discusses the long-running civil war that surrounded Angkor, the influence of the Khmer empire, and the inscriptions and architectural features that provide insights into the history and development of this renowned historical site.

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use
main
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characters
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blackened
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pad
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vory
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racords
were
Angkors
monuments
spread
throughout
foreat
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Bayon
temple
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east
west
city
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no
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reign
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tound.
asserted
control
temples
monasteries,
including
Ta
Prohm
North
monastery
Preah
Kahn
way
beyond
northeast,
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Srei
Phnom
Kuen,
Reap
Roluoe
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early
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shape
7x17
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ike
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ot
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say
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powor
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worthy
name.
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Angkor.
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what
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province.
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Samesa),
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miles
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ia
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framed
Tonle
Sap
(Great
Lake)
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capital
during
following
centuries
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glory,
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