Across more than eight decades and two continents, a painting stolen in the chaos of invasion has found its way back to the hands of those from whom history took it. An Argentine court has ordered the return of Giuseppe Ghislandi's Portrait of a Lady to the heir of Jacques Goudstikker, a Jewish art dealer whose collection was seized by Nazi forces during the 1940 occupation of the Netherlands. The work had rested, unrecognized, in a seaside Argentine home belonging to the daughter of a Nazi SS financier who had fled Europe after the war. The ruling is a small but meaningful act of repair in a