Loading the video Art Video. Long-lost Monet masterpiece stolen by Nazis restored to rightful heirs Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 10/10/2024 - 16:05 GMT+2 A Monet pastel seized by Nazis in 1938 was returned to the descendants of its original owner after an 80-year search. Video Claude Monet Painting stolen art Nazis Top stories Now playing Next Long-lost Monet masterpiece stolen by Nazis restored to rightful heirs Now playing Next Lowriders take over San Francisco streets in colourful parade Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | September 21st, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Lisbon hosts Europe’s largest exhibition of models built with Lego bricks Now playing Next Tooth from another time: Mastodon fossil found in California Now playing Next Shakira returns to Spain in fire, tears and 'Waka Waka' Now playing Next Left triumphs in Berlin as AfD surges in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Now playing Next Meloni announces ban on burqa in schools and cap on foreign students Now playing Next Merz’s party suffering heavy losses in 2 German state, exit polls Now playing Next Moscow hit by 'largest-scale attack' on capital so far, mayor says Now playing Next Merz under pressure again, Ukraine's biggest strike hits Moscow Now playing Next Removing Usmanov from sanctions list risks making EU look weak - Lithuanian finance minister Now playing Next EU countries issued a record 3.9 million residence permits last year Now playing Next How fake Naxos potatoes and modern ambitions are threatening the future of a world-renowned crop Now playing Next Russian drones slam southern Ukraine city after Kyiv's 1,000-drone weekend barrage Now playing Next US and Iran trade threats as fears of return to all-out war mount More videos
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