Dutch museum will pay $240K to owners of Nazi-looted painting it won’t return – The Netherlands’ Restitutions Committee maintains museums should be allowed to keep and display art taken from Jewish Holocaust victims | Timesofisrael

AMSTERDAM (JTA) — A Dutch museum will compensate the rightful owners of a Nazi-looted painting the government said it could keep because displaying it would benefit the public interest.
Museum de Fundatie in Zwolle has agreed to give $240,000 to the descendants of Jewish Holocaust victims who under duress sold the 1635 painting “Christ and the Samaritan Woman at the Well” by Bernardo Strozzi, the Noordhollands Dagblad reported Monday. It has not been assessed, thus its value is unknown.