Roberto Ramaugé (1892-1973) Architectural views of the Angkor Wat site Eight Chinese inks on paper. Stamped with the artist's signature and monogram. Located on the back (Srah Srang, Ta Prohm, Bayon eastern entrance, etc.). 25.2 x 19 cm; 17 x 25 cm Argentine painter born in Buenos-Aires, Roberto Ramaugé abandoned philosophy and architecture to become a painter. He traveled in Africa and Asia, visited Europe and then settled in Paris in the 1920s, where he frequented the painters of Montmartre and became a pupil of Spanish artist Anglada Camarasa. He exhibited regularly in France and Argentina until the 1960s.