Looted art recovered from Nazis.

Looted art recovered from Nazis. Three valuable paintings are brought down the steps of the castle Neuschwanstein by American soldiers under supervisiion of Lieutenant James J. Rorimer (second from left in back), curator of fine arts at the Metropolitan Mueseum in New York. The paintings are, from left to right: "Cat and mirror" by Chardin, painted in 1749; a small picture by Brouver belonging to the Weissman collection, and a "Portrait of a Lady", marked "Rothschild collection 16th Century", which is unidentified so far.