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| ชื่อผู้แต่ง | Federico Carò |
| วารสาร/นิตยสาร | The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin |
| ปี | 2009 |
| ปีที่ | 67 |
| ฉบับที่ | 1 |
| หน้าที่ | 26-32 |
| ภาษา | อังกฤษ |
| หัวเรื่อง | Petrographic analysis |
Petrographic analysis can unveil essential clues for reconstructing the function and prove- nance of stone artifacts and the techniques used to create them. This analytical tool can be especially helpful for integrating and enriching iconographic and stylistic considerations of Khmer sculpture and architecture. 31 Toward that end, the Department of Scientific Research at the Metropolitan, in collaboration with John Guy, curator in the Department of Asian Art, has undertaken a petrographic study of Khmer sculptural production of the pre- Angkor (ca. sixth to ninth century) and Angkor (ca. tenth to thirteenth century) periods that will be of help to specialists who are investigat- ing the context and provenance of Khmer stone sculptures from different perspectives.
คอเลคชันโบราณวัตถุยุคก่อนพระนครและสมัยพระนครของMetropolitan
Petrographic analysis can unveil essential clues for reconstructing the function and prove- nance of stone artifacts and the techniques used to create them. This analytical tool can be especially helpful for integrating and enriching iconographic and stylistic considerations of Khmer sculpture and architecture. 31 Toward that end, the Department of Scientific Research at the Metropolitan, in collaboration with John Guy, curator in the Department of Asian Art, has undertaken a petrographic study of Khmer sculptural production of the pre- Angkor (ca. sixth to ninth century) and Angkor (ca. tenth to thirteenth century) periods that will be of help to specialists who are investigat- ing the context and provenance of Khmer stone sculptures from different perspectives.
คอเลคชันโบราณวัตถุยุคก่อนพระนครและสมัยพระนครของMetropolitan
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