Henri Marchal - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Marchal, Henri (1918). "Monuments secondaires et terrasses bouddhiques d'Ańkor Thom" (in French) (PDF). BEFEO 18/8. ISSN 0336-1519. http://www.persee.fr/articleAsPDF/befeo_0336-1519_1918_num_18_1_5898/article_befeo_0336-1519_1918_num_18_1_5898.pdf?mode=light. Retrieved 2009-08-28.
  • Marchal, Henri (1922). "Le temple de Prah Palilay" (in French) (PDF). BEFEO 22: 101–134. doi:10.3406/befeo.1922.2913. ISSN 0336-1519. http://www.persee.fr/articleAsPDF/befeo_0336-1519_1922_num_22_1_2913/article_befeo_0336-1519_1922_num_22_1_2913.pdf?mode=light. Retrieved 2009-08-28.
  • 1924-26 - "Les portes monumentales du groupe d'Angkor", AAK 2/1, p. 1-26, pl., ph.
  • 1924-26 - "Notes sur le Palais Royal d'Angkor Thom", AAK 2/3, p. 303-328.
  • 1925 - "Pavillons d'entrée du Palais Royal d'Angkor Thom", in Études asiatiques (2), Paris, EFEO/G. van Oest (PEFEO 20), p. 57-78, pl. 32-41.
  • Marchal, Henri (1928) (in French). Guide archéologique aux temples d'Angkor : Angkor Vat, Angkor Thom, et les monuments du petit et du grand circuit. Paris: G. van Oest. OCLC 224296699.
  • 1937 - "Kutîçvara » et « Notes sur les Terrasses des Éléphants, du Roi lépreux et le Palais Royal d'Angkor Thom", BEFEO 37/2, p. 333-360.
  • 1939 - La collection khmère, (Musée Louis Finot), Hanoi, EFEO, 170 p., 13 pl.
  • 1948 - L'architecture comparée dans l'Inde et dans l'Extrême-Orient, Paris, G. van Oest, 262 p.
  • Marchal, Henri (1951) (in French). Le décor et la sculpture khmers. Paris: G. van Oest. OCLC 3054586.
  • 1951 - Le décor et la sculpture khmers, Paris, G. van Oest, 135 p.
  • 1957 - Le Temple de Vat Phou, province de Champassak, Saigon, edited by département des Cultes du Gouvernement royal du Laos, 37 p.

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