Provenance
the sitter's wife, Baartjen Martens, Amsterdam (1654–d. 1662)
her son, Lambert Doomer, Amsterdam (1662–d. 1700)
his nephew, Herman Voster the Younger, Amsterdam (from 1700)
?private collection, Geneva
Anthony Cousein, London (by 1730/35–1750)
his estate sale, Langford, London, February 8, 1750 (Lugt 714), probably no. 53, as "A Man's Head,"
H. Wolters, Amsterdam (until 1757)
sale, May 4, 1757 (Lugt 961), no. 61
Peregrine Bertie, 3rd Duke of Ancaster, Grimsthorpe, Lincolnshire (by 1769–d. 1778)
his widow, Mary, dowager duchess of Ancaster, Grimsthorpe (1778–91)
her sale, Christie's, London, May 16–18, 1791 (Lugt 4734), probably no. 84, as "A Portrait," to Tapant
Van Helsleuter, Amsterdam (until 1802)
sale, Paris, January 26, 1802 (Lugt 6352), no. 145, to Urique
?sale, Paris, 1836
Mme Gentil de Chavagnac, Paris and Geneva (before 1854), sold to Morny
Charles-Auguste-Louis-Joseph de Morny, duc de Morny (by 1854–d. 1865)
his estate sale, Palais de le Présidence du Corps Législatif, Paris, June 2, 1865 (not in Lugt), no. 68, to ?Salamanca for the duchesse de Morny
his widow, Sophie Troubetzkoi, duchesse de Morny, later duquesa de Sexto, Madrid (1865–82)
Mme de Cassin, Paris (1882–83)
Auguste de Morny, 2nd duc de Morny, Paris (1883–84), sold to Schaus
with William Schaus, New York, 1884–89, sold to Havemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. H.O. Havemeyer, New York (1889–his d. 1907)
Mrs. H.O. (Louisine W.) Havemeyer, New York (1907–d. 1929)