Les Sculptures Chames au Musée du Tourane.
Paris & Brussels, Librarie Nationale d'Art et d'Histoire, 1922 Stock Code: 39622
First Edition. Volume IV in the "Ars Asiatica" series published under the aegis of L'École Française d'Extrème-Orient. A trained architect and one of the founding fathers of the EFEO school of archaeology, Parmentier's work on Cham culture and later at Angkor were key in the interpretation of the early civilizations of Indochina.
Description
Folio. Near contemporary sheep-backed patterned paper boards, wrappers bound in.
Illustrations
Map frontispiece and 30 photogravure plates.
Condition
Light browning, spine scuffed and splitting at the head, boards spotted, but overall very good.
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