Belgium’s Royal Museums of Fine Arts has returned a painting to the great-grandchildren of a Jewish couple who owned the artwork before it was stolen by the Nazis, reported Reuters . Museum workers took down “Flowers,” painted by German artist Lovis Corinth in 1913, on Thursday and packed it for the family of Gustav and Emma Mayer. “Altogether, the family is looking for 30 artworks,” said their lawyer, Imke Gielen. “This is the first that has been really identified because unfortunately, we have no images of the missing paintings.” The Mayers fled their home in Nazi Germany in 1938 and...