Object details
Artist
Collection and provenance
Count de Fraula; his sale, Brussels, 21 July 1738 (363), as Van Dyck;
Douairière Philippe Charles de Schietere, née Marie-Alexandrine de Fraula, her sale, Bruges, 9 May 1781 (58);
Theodoor Van Saceghem, Ghent; his sale, Le Roy, Brussels, 2-3 June 1851 (49), as Rubens, bought by Count Robert de Cornélissen;
his sale, Le Roy, Brussels, 11-13 May 1857 (68), as Rubens;
Gilkinet, Paris, his sale, Paris, 1863 (36), not sold;
Bought by the Antwerp Museum ‘from the Comtesse de Cornelissen’, 1878.
Literature
Hoet 1752, vol. 1, p. 550, no. 363, as Van Dyck;
Smith 1830, no. 889, as Rubens;
Rooses 1886-92, vol. 4, no. 1082, as Rubens (head and hands) and an assistant (costume and background);
Rosenberg 1905, p. 275, as Rubens;
Bode 1905, p. 201, as Van Dyck;
Antwerp Museum 1911, p. 302, no. 708, as Rubens;
Oldenbourg 1921, p. 453, n. 275, as Van Dyck;
Cornette 1939, p. 73, as Rubens;
Koninklijk Museum 1959, p. 77, no. 708;
Koninklijk Museum 1988, p. 118, no. 708;
Larsen 1988, II, no. 585, as Van Dyck;
Barnes et al. 2004, p. 116, no. I.124 (N. De Poorter), as Van Dyck;
Davies 2021a, p. 53, p. 62, n. 24.
Panel reverse
None visible
Old museum label
Dendrochronology
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