Exhibitions

2006 Goya's Last Works, Nr. 30

Provenance

1828, by inheritance from the artist to his son, Javier Goya y Bayeu (born 1784–died 1854), Madrid
1854, by inheritance to his son, Mariano Goya y Goicoechea (born 1806–died 1874), Madrid
about 1855¬60, sold by Mariano Goya to Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz (born 1815–died 1894), Madrid
before 1869, acquired from Federico de Madrazo by Jules Boilly (born 1796–died 1874), Paris
19-20 March 1869, sold at Boilly’s sale, Hôtel Drouot, nr. 48 (an album of twenty drawings), to Leurceau
possibly sold by Leurceau to Hyadès (an army inspector), Bordeaux
private collection, Paris
by 1933, Alfred Strölin (dealer, born 1871–died 1954), Paris and Lausanne
1953, sold by Frederick Strölin, Lausanne, to the MFA, accession date 12 November 1953

External links

Museum of Fine Arts Accession number 53.2376

Other works by Francisco Goya

Wolf and Man
1824-28

You'll See Later
1808-1820?

Sacrifice of Interest
1797-98

Maja
1824-28

A Man Killing a Monk
1824.28