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Champa Statues
Ancient Champa Sculptures have been found in many different locations in Central Vietnam and Cambodia, such as My Son, Dong Duong, Po Nagar Cham Towers and Baphuon. These Sculptures play an important role in archeology, historical research, and art of the Champa people. English
However, due to time and other natural factors, many ancient Champa Sculptures have been destroyed or seriously damaged. However, there still exist a number of ancient Champa Sculptures that are well preserved and displayed in museums and historical sites in Vietnam and Cambodia.
Portrait Statues
A portrait Sculpture is a work of art created to represent the image of a person through sculpture, painting, or other methods. Portrait sculptures often focus on recreating the physical features and expressions of the person being portrayed, in order to create a realistic and vivid image of that individual.
Portrait Sculptures have been around for thousands of years and have been used in many different cultures around the world. In the past, portrait statues were often made of stone, wood, bronze, and other materials. Today, with the development of technology, portrait Sculptures can also be created using modern methods such as 3D printing and digital sculpting.
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