Lindemann family to return stolen artifacts to Cambodia after decades-long investigation
The announcement comes one month before Brown University is set to unveil its state-of-the-art Lindemann Performing Arts Center.
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The announcement comes one month before Brown University is set to unveil its state-of-the-art Lindemann Performing Arts Center.
Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia is the first international exhibit at the RBCM since 2019, when Maya: The Jaguar Rises opened.
Douglas Latchford marketed stolen Cambodian art for decades. And he couldn't have done it without Denver Art Museum consultant Emma Bunker
Our weekend magazine explores everything and everyone from the diverse and rich cultural landscape of Cambodia.
In an emotional ceremony in January, the Cambodian government expressed heartfelt gratitude to a British-Thai woman, Julia Latchford, for what seemed a remarkably generous offer of immense cultural importance. Latchford had agreed to give the southeast Asian country her entire collection of 125 antiquities from Cambodia’s Khmer period — magnificent statues, sculptures, gold and bronze figurines that she had inherited when her father, Douglas Latchford, died last year. Cambodian Minister of Culture and Fine Arts Phoeurng Sackona described Julia Latchford as “precious and selfless and beau...