CAMBODIA. Circa 1930. Reunion of eight framed black and white photographs featuring various scenes of life and monuments in Cambodia, including: A view of the Wat Phnom staircase at the Phnom Penh mountain temple. A scene of apsara dancers. A procession of elephants. The Bayon ruins. Two views of the bas-reliefs of the temples of Angkor Wat or Angkor Thom. A portrait of two Cambodian children. A view of a stupa in Phnom Penh. Dimensions: 28.5x39 cm (view).

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