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    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Buildings are traditionally depicted using an isometric projection and scale unrelated to the figures
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Battle between elephant and animal headed deity, perhaps Hanuman
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Battle scene on the island of Lanka (Langka)
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Buildings are traditionally depicted using an isometric projection and scale unrelated to the figures
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Buildings are traditionally depicted using an isometric projection and scale unrelated to the figures
    • Archivision
    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh

    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh

    • An open hall used for Buddhist monks to recite texts and also as a royal reception area. The Silver Pagoda compound is surrounded by walls with a portico which contain the Reamker murals. The compound contains the stupas and several other buildings...

    • Dhammasala next to stupas
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Buildings are traditionally depicted using an isometric projection and scale unrelated to the figures
    • Archivision
    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh; Throne Hall

    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh; Throne Hall

    • Throughout the history of Khmer art the decoration of doorways has received special attention, in particular the lintels, colonnettes, pilasters and, in the case of false doors, sunken panels at the sides

    • Doorway with decorative lintel and pilasters following a 14th century style
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • The landscape, while accessory, is often treated with feeling. It is here also that we see the first signs of Western influence with the introduction of realism and the use of perspective. The rendering of indirect lighting in the landscape created...

    • Landscape passage with atmospheric effects
    • Archivision
    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh

    • Royal Palace Complex, Phnom Penh

    • The Chanchhaya Pavilion, also known as the 'Moonlight Pavilion', dominates the facade of the Palace on Sothearos Blvd. The Pavilion serves as a venue for the Royal Dancers, as a tribune for the King to address the crowds and as a place to hold...

    • Chanchhaya Pavilion (Moonlight Pavilion, rebuilt 1913-1914), facade facing the interior of the palace compound and gardens
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Buildings are traditionally depicted using an isometric projection and scale unrelated to the figures
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • The landscape, while accessory, is often treated with feeling. It is here also that we see the first signs of Western influence with the introduction of realism and the use of perspective. The rendering of indirect lighting in the landscape created...

    • Landscape passage with atmospheric effects; moon rising over sea
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Hanuman, the ally of Rama, tries to build a causeway of stone to the island of Lanka to save Sita
    • Archivision
    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Phnom Penh; Silver Pagoda Complex, Reamker Murals

    • Because Cambodian painting is essentially didactic, it also conforms to strict iconographic conventions. They were intended to ensure that the characters depicted could be recognized by everyone and the story easily followed

    • Atmospheric landscape passage, lower part damaged by weather, Apsaras (celestial dancers) in the sky
    • Archivision

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