Prangs Collection

Prangs Aids for Object Teaching - The Kitchen, 1874 (colour litho)
1123859 Prangs Aids for Object Teaching - The Kitchen, 1874 (colour litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American, out of copyright

Ruins of Wat Sisampet (litho)
LIT389820 Ruins of Wat Sisampet (litho) by Catenacci, Hercule (1816-84) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration of the travels of Henri Mouhot (1826-61)

Ruins of Wat Ratchaburana Temple, Ayutthaya, Thailand
Ruins of the main Prang of Wat Ratchaburana Temple seen through a doorway, Ayutthaya, Thailand

Khmer style prangs (stupas) (chedis) at Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Wat Sri Sawai, Old Sukhothai, Thailand
View of Wat Sri Sawai, a small Buddhist temple with three prangs in Old Sukhothai, Thailand. There are many Hindu images and scenes here, suggesting that Sri Sawai was first a Hindu temple

Prang Sam Yod, Thailand
Prang Sam Yod, Lopburi, Thailand. This massive stone sanctuary was founded in the thirteenth century by the Khmer King Jayavarman VII

Advert / Press Prangs 1896
Poster for Prangs Easter Publications, USA

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"Exploring the Prangs: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step back in time to 1874 with "Prangs Aids for Object Teaching - The Kitchen, " a captivating lithograph that showcases the intricate details of a kitchen scene. Marvel at the vibrant colors and immerse yourself in the daily life of yesteryears. Traveling further, we encounter the mesmerizing ruins of Wat Sisampet, an ancient temple that whispers tales of a bygone era. The lithograph captures its majestic beauty, inviting us to ponder upon its rich history. Continuing our expedition, we stumble upon the awe-inspiring Ruins of Wat Ratchaburana Temple in Ayutthaya, Thailand. These magnificent structures stand as testaments to human craftsmanship and devotion. Each lithograph transports us to this UNESCO World Heritage Site, where Khmer-style prangs (stupas) or chedis rise proudly against the sky. As we venture into Bangkok's bustling streets, we are greeted by a myriad of sights and sounds. The lithographs capture glimpses of this vibrant cityscape—its towering buildings reaching towards infinity while traditional temples coexist harmoniously amidst modernity. Our journey takes us further north to Old Sukhothai's Wat Sri Sawai—a hidden gem nestled among lush greenery. Here, tranquility reigns supreme as ancient ruins whisper secrets from centuries past. Finally, our exploration concludes at Prang Sam Yod—a mystical sanctuary surrounded by mystery and wonder. This architectural marvel beckons adventurers seeking spiritual enlightenment or simply those captivated by its enigmatic allure. Join us on this visual voyage through time and culture—an enchanting collection brought together by Advert/Press Prangs 1896. Let these lithographs ignite your imagination as you delve into worlds both familiar and unknown—the timeless beauty captured within each frame awaits your discovery.