The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall that reads "Cambodian Stone Sculpture XVIII Century". The plaque is white with black text and is located in a museum or gallery. The text is written in French and is divided into two columns. 

The first column on the left side of the plaque reads "The Kingdom of Cambodia went through a brilliant development period from XVIII to XVIII century. In this period, the Cambodian civilization founded the Angkor civilization with stone sculptures, temples, and sculptures. Wat and Angkora Thom, drawing inspiration from the Buddhist and Brahmanist themes, Cambodian craftsmen enable the Angkhor stone sculptures to reach its national cultural features. Most of their native culture and Indian cultural elements flexibly to reflect Cambodian's fine taste in art and devotion."

On the right side, there is a paragraph in French that explains the significance of the sculpture and its significance in the history of Cambodia. The paragraph mentions that the sculpture was created in the early 20th century and that it was a symbol of the culture and art of the region.

At the bottom of the image, there are two bullet points that explain the significance and significance of this sculpture.