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Anil Sen Gupta (Artist), Village Scene, 1939, Painting
Gupta, Anil Sen (Artist). Village Scene, 1939 | Painting
Anil Sen Gupta (Artist), Untitled, 1998, Sculpture
Gupta, Anil Sen (Artist). Untitled, 1998 | Sculpture
Anil Sen Gupta (Artist), Untitled, 1998, Sculpture
Gupta, Anil Sen (Artist). Untitled, 1998 | Sculpture
Christie's (Auction House), Indian and Southeast Asian Art, 2000, Auction Catalogue
Christie's (Auction House). Indian and Southeast Asian Art. 20 September 2000 | Auction Catalogue | 00861866
Prinseps (Auction House), Modern Art, 2021, Auction Catalogue
Prinseps (Auction House). Modern Art. 06 July 2021 | Auction Catalogue | 00862387

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  1. Gandhi through the eye of the artist by Neville Tuli
    Gandhi through the eye of the artist by Neville Tuli
    On Gandhi Jayanti, 2 October, we invite you to read “Gandhi through the eye of the artist” in The Hindu, written by Neville Tuli, Founder & Trustee of the Tuli Research Centre for India Studies. Article link: www.thehindu.com/society/gandhi-through-the-eye-of-the-artist/article71526987.ece For more detailed context regarding the artworks and their creators, visit our website www.tuliresearchcentre.org where readers can learn more about the artworks and explore our pioneering efforts in building the first undergraduate curricula for Contemporary India Studies.
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