A Gandhi memorial portrait, 1941
Tainted artworks sent home
The National Gallery of Australia will return 17 artworks worth more than $3m to India and other countries as the institution finally wipes its hands of tainted acquisitions made through the jailed US antiquities dealer Subhash Kapoor.
Lala D. Dayal, Maharaja Sir Kishen Pershad Yamin, 1903
A 1954 portrait
Portrait of woman, unknown date
An 1835 picture scroll
'Manorath' portrait of donor and priests before Shri Nathji, Udaipur, Rajasthan
The goddess Durga slaying the buffalo demon, 12th-13th century
The divine couple Lakshmi and Vishnu, 10th-11th century
Arch for a Jain shrine and Seated Jina, 11th-12th century
The child-saint Sambandar, 12th century
Processional standard, 1851
The dancing child-saint Sambandar, 12th century,
Gujarati family group portrait.
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