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Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Banteay Srei All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. Citadel of Beauty, Angkor First created 23 Jan 2012. Version 1.0 - 10 Feb 2012. Jerry Tse. London .Timeline of Angkor Temple: Timeline of Angkor TempleThe causeway (First half): The causeway (First half) First half of the CausewayThe causeway (First half): Gopura is a gate house in Khmer architecture. (Eastern Gopura). The Outer Gopura Banteay Srei is by far the prettiest of the Khmer temples. Many call the temple, the ‘Jewel of Khmer Art’. It is the only temple in Angkor that was not built by a king. It was built by Yajnavaraha, one of King’s counsellors. The 10C temple (967 AD) was dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It largely built of red limestone (laterite). “This is without any doubt the finest of all the monument at Angkor.” Maurice Glaize. French architect and archaeologist, Conservator of Angkor from 1937 to 1945. The causeway (First half)The causeway (First half): The Pediment of the outer gopura, showing the Hindu god Indra in the centre, riding on a three headed elephant. Indra is the King of gods. Symbolic body of Naga the Serpent, which is a popular motif of Khmer architecture. Indra, Hindu’s King of the gods, the Lord of Heaven. Intricate curly motif decorations appear on many bas-relief in the temple. Head of Naga. The Outer Gopura The causeway (First half)The causeway (First half): Naga on the pediment. This naga has five heads (two on the other side). Some has as many as nine heads. The Outer Gopura The causeway (First half)PowerPoint Presentation: This pediment of the outer gopura on the temple side, showing Rama and Sita sitting on a bull. Rama is another form of the Hindu god Vishnu (avatar). Banteay Srei is divided along the central east west axis with buildings devoted either to Shiva or Vishnu. The Outer GopuraThe causeway (First half): Unusually the causeway was lined by two rows of stone posts. Next to the stone posts were two rows of buildings, which cannot be seen now. The causeway (First half)The causeway (Second half): Second half of the Causeway The causeway (Second half)PowerPoint Presentation: At the half way point of the Causeway Unlike other temples the roofs were supported by timber frames with tiles coverings.PowerPoint Presentation: There are a group buildings situated at the halfway point of the causeway. At the half way point of the CausewayThe causeway (Second half): The causeway (Second half) Looking toward the entrance at the end of the causeway.The causeway (End): The causeway (End) Building at end of Causeway, just outside of the Outer Enclosure.The Third (Outer) Enclosure: The Third Enclosure (Outer) The Third (Outer) EnclosureThe Third (Outer) Enclosure: Entrance to the Third (Outer) Enclosure, where the boys were standing. The Third (Outer) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Outer Enclosure is occupied by a moat, which symbolises the ocean surrounding Mount Meru, the home of the gods. The Third (Outer) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Third (Outer) Enclosure It is unusual to find a moat in an enclosure within the temple. Normally it is the moat that surround the outer enclosure. At the end of the causeway is the entrance to the Outer Enclosure.PowerPoint Presentation: The Third (Outer) Enclosure The moat within the outer enclosure.PowerPoint Presentation: The Second Enclosure (Middle) The Second (Middle) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: Entrance to the Middle Enclosure The Second (Middle) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Second (Middle) Enclosure One of the two buildings at the entrance to the Second Enclosure.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First Enclosure (Sanctuary) The First (Sanctuary) EnclosureThe First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Lord Shiva performing the Cosmic Dance on the gopura of the First Enclosure. He performs the divine dance to destroy a weary universe and prepares it for its re-creation.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The wall of the First Enclosure had collapsed merging the two enclosures together. Above is the gopura for the First Enclosure.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure One of the two libraries in the First Enclosure. The two libraries are of brick, laterite and sandstone. According to Maurice Glaize, the library pediments “representing the first appearance of tympanums with scenes, are works of the highest order. Superior in composition to any which followed, they show true craftsmanship in their modelling in a skilful blend of stylisation and realism.”The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Symbolic body of Naga the serpent. Indra making rain to put out the forest fire. Naga king trapped by the fire. Shooting arrows to block the rain Panicking animals running away. Indra creating rain to put out a forest fire started by Agni to kill the naga king. Heroes Krsna and Arjuna are helping Agni by firing a dense hail of arrows to block out the rain. The naga kings’s son is depicted attempting to escape, while frightened animals stampede about in panic. The east facing pediment of the north library. Details on next slide.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Details on the east facing pediment of the north library.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The library.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The Sanctuary Prasats The Libraries Gopura for the Second Enclosure Moat of the Outer Enclosure The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Central SanctuaryPowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary Ganas The Sanctuary is guarded by Ganas. There are four different types – Money, man, tiger and hawk bill.PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary Devas Devatas are Hindu deities. They have a more focus role. They are equivalent to the guardian angels.PowerPoint Presentation: The Central Sanctuary The Sanctuary is guarded by Ganas, fellowers of Ganesha (Elephant god). They come in different forms – monkey, tiger & hawk bill heads.PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasat Central Sanctuary Prasat, with gopura on the left and the library on the right (East side).PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats Central Sanctuary (north side).PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary (west side). The Sanctuary PrasatsPowerPoint Presentation: The Side Sanctuary Prasat Blind door Five stories Pediment Devata Laterite (Red Sandstone) Ribbon frame of the pediment is a representation of the Naga’s body. Tympanums – story telling bas reliefPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary PrasatsPowerPoint Presentation: Like apsara, celestial dancing maiden, this graceful deveta is the equivalent of guardian angel. Central SanctuaryPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats The prasats are not tall but they are covered with ornamented and exquisitely carved relief.PowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats (west)PowerPoint Presentation: Slide texts Central Sanctuary A Tiger face gana on the Sanctuary Prasat.PowerPoint Presentation: To save his wife from the Demon King, Rama asked the Monkey King (Sugriva) for help. The Monkey King had to regain his throne by killing his brother (Vali) in a duel. Rama intervene by shooting the brother from the back. The duel between the Monkey princes. Rama shooting the monkey’s brother. Horrified monkey onlookers. Western gopuraPowerPoint Presentation: All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. The End Music – Roxane’s Veil performed by Vanessa Mae and composed by Vangelis. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Banteay Srei, Angkor, Cambodia Daperro Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 148 Category: Travel/ Places.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 09, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description This Powerpoint slideshow presentation introduces to the view the most beautiful temple in Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Many regard the temple as 'the Jewel of Khmer Art'. "This is without any doubt the finest of all the monument at Angkor." Maurice Glaize. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Banteay Srei All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. Citadel of Beauty, Angkor First created 23 Jan 2012. Version 1.0 - 10 Feb 2012. Jerry Tse. London .Timeline of Angkor Temple: Timeline of Angkor TempleThe causeway (First half): The causeway (First half) First half of the CausewayThe causeway (First half): Gopura is a gate house in Khmer architecture. (Eastern Gopura). The Outer Gopura Banteay Srei is by far the prettiest of the Khmer temples. Many call the temple, the ‘Jewel of Khmer Art’. It is the only temple in Angkor that was not built by a king. It was built by Yajnavaraha, one of King’s counsellors. The 10C temple (967 AD) was dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It largely built of red limestone (laterite). “This is without any doubt the finest of all the monument at Angkor.” Maurice Glaize. French architect and archaeologist, Conservator of Angkor from 1937 to 1945. The causeway (First half)The causeway (First half): The Pediment of the outer gopura, showing the Hindu god Indra in the centre, riding on a three headed elephant. Indra is the King of gods. Symbolic body of Naga the Serpent, which is a popular motif of Khmer architecture. Indra, Hindu’s King of the gods, the Lord of Heaven. Intricate curly motif decorations appear on many bas-relief in the temple. Head of Naga. The Outer Gopura The causeway (First half)The causeway (First half): Naga on the pediment. This naga has five heads (two on the other side). Some has as many as nine heads. The Outer Gopura The causeway (First half)PowerPoint Presentation: This pediment of the outer gopura on the temple side, showing Rama and Sita sitting on a bull. Rama is another form of the Hindu god Vishnu (avatar). Banteay Srei is divided along the central east west axis with buildings devoted either to Shiva or Vishnu. The Outer GopuraThe causeway (First half): Unusually the causeway was lined by two rows of stone posts. Next to the stone posts were two rows of buildings, which cannot be seen now. The causeway (First half)The causeway (Second half): Second half of the Causeway The causeway (Second half)PowerPoint Presentation: At the half way point of the Causeway Unlike other temples the roofs were supported by timber frames with tiles coverings.PowerPoint Presentation: There are a group buildings situated at the halfway point of the causeway. At the half way point of the CausewayThe causeway (Second half): The causeway (Second half) Looking toward the entrance at the end of the causeway.The causeway (End): The causeway (End) Building at end of Causeway, just outside of the Outer Enclosure.The Third (Outer) Enclosure: The Third Enclosure (Outer) The Third (Outer) EnclosureThe Third (Outer) Enclosure: Entrance to the Third (Outer) Enclosure, where the boys were standing. The Third (Outer) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Outer Enclosure is occupied by a moat, which symbolises the ocean surrounding Mount Meru, the home of the gods. The Third (Outer) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Third (Outer) Enclosure It is unusual to find a moat in an enclosure within the temple. Normally it is the moat that surround the outer enclosure. At the end of the causeway is the entrance to the Outer Enclosure.PowerPoint Presentation: The Third (Outer) Enclosure The moat within the outer enclosure.PowerPoint Presentation: The Second Enclosure (Middle) The Second (Middle) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: Entrance to the Middle Enclosure The Second (Middle) EnclosurePowerPoint Presentation: The Second (Middle) Enclosure One of the two buildings at the entrance to the Second Enclosure.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First Enclosure (Sanctuary) The First (Sanctuary) EnclosureThe First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Lord Shiva performing the Cosmic Dance on the gopura of the First Enclosure. He performs the divine dance to destroy a weary universe and prepares it for its re-creation.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The wall of the First Enclosure had collapsed merging the two enclosures together. Above is the gopura for the First Enclosure.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure One of the two libraries in the First Enclosure. The two libraries are of brick, laterite and sandstone. According to Maurice Glaize, the library pediments “representing the first appearance of tympanums with scenes, are works of the highest order. Superior in composition to any which followed, they show true craftsmanship in their modelling in a skilful blend of stylisation and realism.”The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Symbolic body of Naga the serpent. Indra making rain to put out the forest fire. Naga king trapped by the fire. Shooting arrows to block the rain Panicking animals running away. Indra creating rain to put out a forest fire started by Agni to kill the naga king. Heroes Krsna and Arjuna are helping Agni by firing a dense hail of arrows to block out the rain. The naga kings’s son is depicted attempting to escape, while frightened animals stampede about in panic. The east facing pediment of the north library. Details on next slide.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Details on the east facing pediment of the north library.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The library.The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure: The Sanctuary Prasats The Libraries Gopura for the Second Enclosure Moat of the Outer Enclosure The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure The First (Sanctuary) Enclosure Central SanctuaryPowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary Ganas The Sanctuary is guarded by Ganas. There are four different types – Money, man, tiger and hawk bill.PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary Devas Devatas are Hindu deities. They have a more focus role. They are equivalent to the guardian angels.PowerPoint Presentation: The Central Sanctuary The Sanctuary is guarded by Ganas, fellowers of Ganesha (Elephant god). They come in different forms – monkey, tiger & hawk bill heads.PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasat Central Sanctuary Prasat, with gopura on the left and the library on the right (East side).PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats Central Sanctuary (north side).PowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary GanasPowerPoint Presentation: Central Sanctuary (west side). The Sanctuary PrasatsPowerPoint Presentation: The Side Sanctuary Prasat Blind door Five stories Pediment Devata Laterite (Red Sandstone) Ribbon frame of the pediment is a representation of the Naga’s body. Tympanums – story telling bas reliefPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary PrasatsPowerPoint Presentation: Like apsara, celestial dancing maiden, this graceful deveta is the equivalent of guardian angel. Central SanctuaryPowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats The prasats are not tall but they are covered with ornamented and exquisitely carved relief.PowerPoint Presentation: The Sanctuary Prasats (west)PowerPoint Presentation: Slide texts Central Sanctuary A Tiger face gana on the Sanctuary Prasat.PowerPoint Presentation: To save his wife from the Demon King, Rama asked the Monkey King (Sugriva) for help. The Monkey King had to regain his throne by killing his brother (Vali) in a duel. Rama intervene by shooting the brother from the back. The duel between the Monkey princes. Rama shooting the monkey’s brother. Horrified monkey onlookers. Western gopuraPowerPoint Presentation: All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. The End Music – Roxane’s Veil performed by Vanessa Mae and composed by Vangelis.