Jews and the Indian National Art Project edited by Kenneth X. Robbins and Marvin Tokayer explores the significant contributions of Indian and foreign Jewish communities to the development of modern Indian art and cultural heritage. The book examines the roles played by Jewish artists, photographers, architects, scholars, critics, and art patrons in shaping India's artistic identity, particularly during the colonial and post-independence periods. Featuring richly illustrated essays and historical research, it highlights the works of notable figures such as Stella Kramrisch, Man Ray, Carmel Berkson, and Otto Königsberger. It also raises fascinating questions about cultural identity, artistic influences, and the meaning of Indian art. This volume offers a valuable perspective on the multicultural influences behind India's artistic evolution.