AMSTERDAM (AP) — The German task force investigating a huge trove of art recovered from a Munich apartment says one of the paintings — Henri Matisse’s 1921 “Woman Sitting in an Armchair” — was looted from Jews by the Nazis and rightly belongs to the descendants of Paris art dealer Paul Rosenberg.

The painting depicts a dark-haired woman, seated with a fan in her lap and wearing a necklace and loose headscarf.