Provenance
the sitter, later Mrs. Paul Cassirer, Berlin, 1914-35, commissioned by Cassirer from the artist, due to the onset of war between France and Germany, the painting remained with Renoir until his death in 1919
the painting was then held by Renoir's Paris dealers until the mid 1920s
the painting was released subsequent to the settling of accounts between Cassirer (Tilla's husband) and the French dealers
Tilla and Cassirer brought the painting to Berlin, where it remained with Tilla until her departure in April 1933, with Tilla in Switzerland and finally Zagreb, from which it was consigned to Feilchenfeldt at the Galerie Cassirer
with
Cassirer, Amsterdam, 1935, sold in March to Bignou
with Étienne Bignou, Paris and New York, 1935, sold to Clark
Stephen C. Clark, New York, 1935-died 1960
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bequest of Stephen C. Clark, 1960