School of Peter Paul Rubens

Sir Thomas Lawrence (lugt 2445); Samuel Woodburn (no mark; see Lugt 2584); Lawrence-Woodburn sale, London, Christie's, 4-8 June 1860, one of two in lot 790 (Rubens: "Studies of figures blowing the horn - red chalk and pen [2]" to Roupell for £2.2.0); Robert Prioleau Roupell (Lugt 2234); his sale, London, Christie's, 12-14 July 1887, lot 1128 (Rubens: "Sketch of a Man's Head Blowing a Horn, a female head on the back. From Sir T. Lawrence's Collection": to Riggal for £0.5.0); Dr. Edward Riggal, London; his sale, London, Sotheby's, 6-8 June 1901, one of three in lot 535 (Rubens: "man blowing a horn, from the Roupell collection"; possibly along with Cat. no. 296; to Fairfax Murray for £4.10.0); Charles Fairfax Murray (1849-1919), London and Florence; from whom purchased through Galerie Alexandre Imbert, Rome, in 1909 by Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913), New York (no mark; see Lugt 1509); his son, J. P. Morgan, Jr. (1867-1943), New York.