(Julius Böhler, Munich); purchased by Mrs. Marshall Field (Delia Caton Field) [1859-1937], Chicago and Washington, D.C., in August 1926;{1} by inheritance to her niece, Mrs. Albert J. (Catherine) Beveridge [1881-1970], Washington, D.C. and Indianapolis, by 1938;{1} given to the John Herron Art Institute, now Indianapolis Museum of Art, in 1938 (38.7).

{1}See information in a letter from Catherine Beveridge to Herron Art Institute director, Wilbur Peat, dated 20 December [1937] in IMA Historical File (38.7)