Art masterpieces plundered by Nazis will be auctioned £20m

In London, there are three neo-imprinting masterpieces that the Nazis plundered from a Jewish collector's homes during the French-German occupation.

In the late 1930s Gaston Lévy, successful Paris businessman, property developer, and art collector, was given the works by Camille Pissarro and Paul Signac, described by experts as 'exceptional'.

Lévy, who lived with his English-born wife Liliane and t....