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The National Museum of Asian Art Returns Three Sculptures to the Kingdom of Cambodia
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The National Museum of Asian Art Returns Three Sculptures to the Kingdom of Cambodia
On December 11, the National Museum of Asian Art, an art museum of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., announced it was returning three Khmer period sculptures in its collection to the Kingdom of Cambodia. The return was made after research, undertaken in collaboration with Cambodian authorities, determined that the works were likely looted during Cambodia’s civil war (1967–1975). Each of the three sculptures—two from the 10th cen…
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