possibly, Gaspard d’Heyne, Ghent, 26 October 1761;
Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Bt., d. 1838;
by inheritance to Capt. Geoffrey Egerton Tower;
his sale, Sotheby’s, London, 17 December 1947 (49), bought by Thomas Agnew & Sons, Ltd., London;
sold to Lord Clark, d. 1983;
his sale, Sotheby’s, London, 27 June 1984 (188), bought by Thomas Agnew & Sons, Ltd., London;
sold to the museum, 1985.

Hume 1824, pp. v, 33, no. 101, as Van Dyck;
Smith 1831, p. 98, no. 338;
Waagen 1838, II, p. 205;
Cust, 1900, p. 240, no. 46;
London 1938, p. 58, no. 109;
Carritt 1948, p. 203;
London 1953-4, p. 138, no. 506;
Vey 1956, pp. 186-87, 206, 208, fig. 17;
Antwerp/Rotterdam 1960, pp. 158-59, no. 125;
Nottingham 1960, no. 5;
Woodward 1960, p. 340;
King’s Lynn, p. 12, no. 17;
London 1968, pp. 28-29, no. 27;
Larsen 1988, II, no. 678;
Jaffé 1997, p. 38;
Barnes et al., pp. 286-87, under no. III.52 (H. Vey), as follower of Van Dyck;
Doherty and Woollett 2009, p. 49, as Van Dyck;
Davies 2021e, p. 65, p. 69, n. 26.

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