Tate Britain will return a 17th Century painting, 'Aeneas And His Family Fleeing Burning Troy' by Henry Gibbs, to the heirs of Jewish Belgian art collector Samuel Hartveld, from whom it was taken by Nazis during World War Two. The Spoliation Advisory Panel confirmed the return as a recognition of the racial persecution faced by Hartveld. Arts Minister Sir Chris Bryant and Tate director Maria Balshaw praised the decision, emphasizing the importance of reuniting families with their lost cultural property.