A UNUSUAL MONET PORTRAY IS RETURNED FOR THE FAMILY OF ITS RIGHTFUL ENTREPRENEURS—EIGHT MANY YEARS IMMEDIATELY AFTER IT HAD BEEN STOLEN BY THE NAZIS

Soon after eight decades, a Nazi-looted Claude Monet paintingstolen throughout World War II has at last been returned to its rightful house owners.The artwork—Bord de Mer (Seaside)—might be worthy of as much as $seven hundred,000. Paintedaround 1865, the hazy pastel depicts rocks together the seashores of Normandy, which Alliedforces would late