The Widow Bisschop, Delft;
from whom acquired by Valerius Röver (1686-1739), Delft, 1719;
acquired by Wilhelm VIII with the cabinet of Valerius Röver, 1750 .

Causid 1783, p. 67, no. 105;
Kassel 1819, p. 43, no. 259;
Kassel 1830, pp. 49-50, no. 297;
Kassel 1878, p. 29, no. 197;
Kassel 1888, pp. 75-76, no. 112;
Voll 1904, p. 31;
Kassel 1913, p. 19, no. 122;
Moes 1913 p.20, no. 63;
Kassel 1929, p. 22, no. 122;
Luthmer 1934, p. 14, no. 122;
Voigt 1938, pp. 8-9, no. 122;
Vienna/Kassel 1955-6, p. 11 no. 8;
Kassel 1958, p.55, no. 122;
Vogel 1961, p. 24;
Kassel 1996, p. 112, no. 122;
Antwerp/Amsterdam 1999-2000, pp. 214-7, no. 30 (G. Luijten), as an unknown artist after Van Dyck;
Barnes et al. 2004, p. 211, under no. II.71 (S. Barnes), as after Van Dyck;
Rehm 2018, p. 218, as after Van Dyck.

It was not possible to undertake dendrochronolgical analysis because the panel has been set into a cradle.