Collection Mrs. Canneel, Ghent, 1897-98;
collection Maurice Delacre, Ghent, by 1936;
sale, Christie’s, London, 1 April 1960 (120), as Rubens;
with M. H. Drey Ltd, 32 St. James’s Street, London, as Jordaens, 1962;
from whom acquired by the museum, 11 June 1963.

Ghent, 1897-98, as Rubens;
Hymans 1898, p. 183, as Rubens;
Hymans, 1920, III, p.571, as Rubens;
Paris, 1936, pp.114-14, no.58, as Rubens;
Burchard, 1960, p. 176, as Jordaens;
Art Quarterly, XXVI, 1963, p.485;
Hymans, 1964, p.52, as Rubens;
Worcester Museum 1964b, pp. X, XIV, as Jordaens;
Rich, 1964, s.p., as Jordaens;
Brussels, 1965, pp. 197-98, under no.208, as Rubens;
Ottawa, 1968-69, p. 152, under no. 133, as Jordaens;
Teitz, 1973, no.98, as Jordaens;
Dresser, 1974, pp. 180-83, 573, as Jordaens.

E 1861′ in yellow (chalk?)