Candi Panataran (Temple Complex), architectural and sculptura;l remains. Panataran, Blitar district, East Java province, 1323-1347 AD Indonesia Possibly 1867

This photograph, taken by Isidore Kinsbergen in 1867, showcases the architectural and sculptural remains of the Candi Panataran temple complex in East Java, Indonesia. The temple complex, which was built between 1323-1347 AD, is an important example of Hindu-Javanese architecture, featuring intricate carvings and statues. Kinsbergen’s photograph captures the detailed craftsmanship of the temple remnants, providing a valuable record of this significant historical site. The image highlights the temple's intricate carvings, featuring depictions of deities and mythical creatures, showcasing the artistic mastery of the Javanese people during this period.