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Dvarapala. Guardian of temple. Bust in sculpted sandstone. Khmer art in the Bayo…

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Dvarapala.

Guardian of temple. Bust in sculpted sandstone. Khmer art in the Bayon style. Cambodia, 13th century. Height : 45 cm. Presented on a pedestal. Total height : 63 cm. Without document or certificate.

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