In a significant development in the art world, Argentine authorities have successfully recovered several paintings that were looted by the Nazis during World War II. Notably, these include a long-lost Italian masterpiece and a 17th-century portrait, both of which had been missing for decades. The recoveries came after a painting was noticed in a real estate listing, prompting local police to take action. As part of their investigation, authorities have charged the daughter of a former Nazi officer, along with her husband, with concealment, highlighting the ongoing ramifications of Nazi art theft. This process, which has unfolded over 80 years, continues to shed light on the complex history of art looted during the war.