Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a stone sculpture of a Buddha's head displayed on a grey pedestal. The sculpture is in the center of the frame, facing forward with closed eyes and a gentle smile. The Buddha's hair is depicted as a series of tightly coiled curls. To the left of the Buddha's head, another stone artifact, possibly a relief carving, is visible. To the right, another Buddha's head sculpture is partially visible, also on a pedestal. A white plaque with text is attached to the pedestal in front of the main sculpture. The text on the plaque reads: "CAMBODGE", "Buddha", "Provenenance exacte inconnue", "Style du Bayon, fin du 12e siècle - début du 13e siècle", "Grès", and "Don Jacques Polain, 2000, MA 6844". The background is a textured grey wall. This appears to be an exhibit in a museum. Given the context of museum exhibits and the specific item labels often found in such institutions, this image is likely from the Musée Guimet in Paris, France, which houses Asian art.
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