A Picasso painting belonging to one of Spain's wealthiest bankers and seized in France following an export ban was delivered to a Madrid museum on Tuesday, where it will be held until a dispute over its status is resolved. "Head of a Young Woman", painted by the Malaga-born artist in 1906 and valued at more than 25 million euros (around $28 million), was impounded by French customs officials last month on board a yacht in the Corsican port of Calvi. Deemed a national treasure

U.S. authorities returned the stolen $15 million Picasso painting "La Coiffeuse" to Franceon Thursday, nine months after it was found in a FedEx shipment listed as a $37 handicraft. U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement Director Sarah Saldana turned over the 1911 cubist oil painting to French officials in a ceremony at the French Embassy. "We're so glad that it's going to be shown to the world again," Saldana told reporters. "La Coiffeuse," or "The Hairdresser," was last