Provenance
collection of Philippe, Duc d'Orléans (the Regent) at the Palais-Royal, Paris, which was formed in the quarter of a century before the duke's death in 1723
Palais-Royal until the Flemish and Dutch paintings of the collection were sold by his great-grandson ('Philippe-Egalité') in 1791 or 1792 to Thomas Moore Slade, acting on behalf of Lord Kinnaird, Mr Morland and Mr Hammersley
these paintings were brought to England in 1792, and exhibited for sale by private contract in London, April—June 1793, nr. 7
presumably sold before May 1795
collection of (Sir) Robert Peel (Bart.) by 1824
National Gallery, London, purchased with the Peel collection, 1871
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