Acquired by Frederick, Prince of Wales, d. 1751, probably as by Rubens;
possibly at Leicester House, 1750;
thereafter perhaps at Kensington Palace (1792), Buckingham House (1819; as by Rubens), Kensington Palace (1825) and Windsor Castle (1835).

Smith 1842, no. 40 and 57, as Van Dyck (support erroneously given as canvas);
Waagen 1854, vol. 2, p. 437, no. 10;
Rosenbaum 1928a, p. 27;
Royal Collection 1937, p. 93;
London 1946-7, no. 276;
Royal Collection 1963, no. 160;
London 1968, no. 1;
Larsen 1988, II, no. 22;
Barnes et al. 2004, p. 123, no. I. 137 (N. De Poorter);
Davies 2021a, p. 53, p. 62, n. 24;
Davies 2021e, p. 63;
Seim 2022, p. 36;
Davies 2022b, p. 53, n. 4.

None

1. A restorer’s label

No inscriptions but two collection stamps of William IV and Queen Victoria