1929 Photogravure Angkor Wat Cambodia Devatas Hindu Deity Bas Relief Sculpture COS1 The Late Christopher Bean

The Late Christopher Bean

the immense façade of the distant building reflecting the heat and light upon the busy shoppers

This is an original 1907 black and white print ad for the Emergency Case and Booklet for the Care and Treatment of Infants and Children in Health and Sickness

This is an original 1902 black and white halftone print of Ama-no-Hashidate ("The Ladder of Heaven") in Japan

1929 Photogravure Angkor Wat Cambodia Devatas Hindu Deity Bas Relief Sculpture COS1 The Late Christopher BeanThis is an original 1929 photogravure of bas relief sculpture of devatas at Angkor Wat in Angkor, Cambodia (Kampuchea). Angkor Wat was built for King Suryavarman II in the 12th century, and is the world's largest religious building. The temple represents Mount Meru, the sacred mountain in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Originally, the temple was Hindu, and later Buddhist. Devatas hold a similar function as guardian angels do in Christianity. The