Possibly, Alexander Voet, Antwerp, posthumous inventory, 1689;
Sir Paul Methuen, d. 1757, London;
his nephew, Paul Methuen, d. 1795, London and Corsham Court, Wiltshire;
Paul Cobb Methuen, Corsham House;
Sir Thomas Baring, 2nd Bt., his sale, Christie’s, London, 2-3 June 1848 (86);
Thomas Baring Jr., d. 1873;
his nephew, the Earl of Northbrook, London, 1889;
with Colnaghi, London, 1936;
Christian Holmes, New York;
sale, Parke Benet, New York, 3 December 1942 (23);
Mr and Mrs L. M. Rabinowitz, New York;
gift, 1959.

Dodsley 1761, vol. 3, p. 95, as Van Dyck;
Corsham Court 1806, p. 46, no. 105;
Smith 1831, under no. 5;
Hookham Carpenter 1844, pp. 18, 197;
Waagen 1854, vol. 2, p. 182;
Guiffrey 1882, p. 250, under no. 167;
London 1887, no. 153;
Weale and Richter 1889, p. 88, no. 127;
Antwerp 1899, no. 27;
London 1900, no. 159;
Rooses 1900, p. 42;
Cust 1900, p. 249, under no. 56;
Schaeffer 1909, p. 88;
Glück 1931, p. 544, n. 237;
Venturi 1945, p. 77, pl. 36;
Antwerp 1949, under no. 14;
Vey 1956, p. 204, n. 19;
Antwerp 1960, under no. 124;
Larsen 1988, II, no. 660;
Washington 1990-1, no. 94;
Van Dyck 350 1994, pp. 191-2 (A. Balis), as Jan Boeckhorst;
Antwerp/Amsterdam 1999-2000, no. 37, as Van Dyck (C. Depauw);
Barnes et al. 2004, p. 278, no. III.42 (H. Vey), as Van Dyck;
Davies 2021a, p. 57, p. 63, n. 48;
Davies 2021e, p. 64.

None visible

1. ‘Thomas Baring’ /with crest)
2. Four small white rectangular labels stuck together

1. ‘1959.15.26.’ in red paint
2. ‘127’ in white chalk
3. ‘No. 2’ in white chalk