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An early owner of the work was the painter Baron Louis-Auguste Schwiter whose portrait is also in the Collection (see Delacroix NG 3286).
Possibly either the Jacques-Augustin de Silvestre collection, from 1773, or the Lempereur sale, 1773; certainly the Baron Schwiter collection before 1848; bought, 1898.
Wildenstein 1933, p. 157
Davies 1957, p. 28
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An early owner of the work was the painter Baron Louis-Auguste Schwiter whose portrait is also in the Collection (see Delacroix NG 3286).
Possibly either the Jacques-Augustin de Silvestre collection, from 1773, or the Lempereur sale, 1773; certainly the Baron Schwiter collection before 1848; bought, 1898.
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Davies 1957, p. 28
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