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National Gallery of Australia Returns Stolen Art to India

National Gallery of Australia Returns Stolen Art to India The National Gallery of Australia (NGA) will repatriate 14 works of art from its Asian art collection back to the Indian government. The thirteen works were purchased from New York-based antiquity dealer Subhash Kapoor, who is currently in prison awaiting trial for running an international smuggling racket. One was acquired from art dealer William Wolff. The repatriated art includes six sculptures, six photographs, a brass processional standard, and a painted scroll. The dancing child-saint Sambandar, 12th century. (Supplied, National Gallery of Australia) The decision comes after years of research, due diligence, and a change in approach to the legal principles and ethical considerations behind its collections.

Australia to return 14 stolen, illegally acquired artworks to India

Australia to return 14 stolen, illegally acquired artworks to India Australia to return 14 stolen, illegally acquired artworks to India Australia will return to India another 14 culturally significant artworks, some of which were likely stolen, illegally excavated or unethically acquired from the country. advertisement UPDATED: July 30, 2021 13:34 IST The Jain Tirtankara marble idol stolen from Mount Abu in Rajasthan is among the 14 art pieces that will be returned. (Image source: Twitter) Australia will return to India another 14 culturally significant artworks, including bronze and stone sculptures, a painted scroll and photographs, some of which were likely stolen, illegally excavated or unethically acquired from the country.

Australia s National Gallery to return 14 stolen artworks to India

Australia s National Gallery to return 14 stolen artworks to India The collection comprises largely of religious and cultural artefacts worth a total of about $2.2 million, including some dating back to the 12th century Representative Image Updated Jul 30, 2021, 1:04 PM IST The National Gallery of Australia will return 14 artworks to the Indian government, including at least six which are believed to have been stolen or exported illegally. The Canberra gallery identified the works, which include sculptures, photographs and a scroll, as either stolen, looted or of unknown origin. The collection comprises largely of religious and cultural artefacts worth a total of about $2.2 million, including some dating back to the 12th century.

भारत से चोरी हुई 14 मूल्यवान कलाकृतियां लौटाएगा ऑस्ट्रेलिया

भारत से चोरी हुई 14 मूल्यवान कलाकृतियां लौटाएगा ऑस्ट्रेलिया
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