They don't know - and that's the problem. For much of the state-owned airline's history, it was one of a very few serious buyers of living Indian artists' work - in effect, a national art patron. Now that much of that artwork is worth many thousands of dollars (or more) a piece, there's no proper inventory of what Air India bought over the years or where it's supposed to be - and some of it has been turning up in the private market.
Article source here:Arts Journal
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