Madrid museum may keep Pissarro painting looted by Nazis, US appeals court rules

​Pissarro's 'Rue Saint Honore, apres midi, effet de pluie' ('Rue Saint Honore, Afternoon, Rain Effect'), depicting a Paris street scene, was stolen in 1939 from Lilly Neubauer, who was forced to sell it for 900 Reichsmarks ($360) to obtain a visa and flee Nazi Germany. She was never paid.

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