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Helston 1991, p. 66
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Collection of Adriano Salimbene, Siena, 1714; acquired by the 2nd Marquess of Rockingham, 1751; inherited on his death (1782) by his sister Lady Anne Watson-Wentworth; from whose descendants the picture was acquired by (Sir) Denis Mahon, 1948; on loan since 1992.
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