Looted art found with Nazi art dealer's son to be displayed
Approximately 1,500 artworks found in the homes of late Cornelius Gurlitt, the son of a Nazi art dealer, will be displayed in exhibitions in Germany and Switzerland next week. The works, some of which are suspected of having been looted by Nazis, were discovered by tax inspectors in 2012. Cornelius had bequeathed them to a museum in Switzerland.