Prince Stroganoff, Saint Petersburg;
with Jacob M. Heimann;
with Rothmann;
Count Andrassy, Budapest;
G. Oberlaender, Reading, Philadelphia;
sale New York, Parke-Bernet, 25 April 1939 (235), as Rubens, bought by F.W. Schumacher;
bequeathed by him to the museum, 1957.

Detroit 1936, no.14, as Rubens;
Columbus 1940, no.3, as Rubens;
Held 1940a, p. 26, as Jordaens;
Goris and Held 1947, p. 52, no. A68, as Rubens;
Valentiner 1955, p. 96, no. 47, as Rubens;
Ottawa 1968-69, p. 82, no. 21, as Jordaens;
Jaffé 1969, p. 9, no. 21, as Jordaens;
d’Hulst 1982, p. 97, note 18, as Jordaens;
Antwerp 1993, I, p. 92 under no. A19, as Jordaens (R. d’Hulst).

Packing label for the Ottawa 1968-69 exhibition

The painting has been given a modern wooden backing, making the original reverse inaccessible but dendrochronology on the borders still possible.