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THE TRUTH ALWAYS BREAKS
Cambodian Art Rises from the Ashes of War
Published on Oct 10, 2015 by Luke Hunt
For centuries, Cambodian art was defined by one-dimensional paintings of Angkor Wat, the imposing 12th century temple, or idyllic scenes of village life.
It was a stock and trade venerated by the Royal Palace until its virtual annihilation under the murderous rule of the Khmer Rouge and the following three decades of war.
Read more from Luke Hunt in The Diplomat.