FBI tries to find owners of stolen art works

When New York art collector William Kingsland died in 2006, he left behind hundreds of works of art. But some, including works by Pablo Picasso, turned out to have been stolen.

The FBI, searching for the rightful owners of possibly stolen items, posted photographs on Monday of some Kingsland items on its website.

Kingsland left behind an impressive collection of more than 300 pieces, including a minimalist still-life by Giorgio Morandi and collages by Kurt Schwitters.