Northern French School, early 16th century

Cannon Louis Burgeon, Dean of the Church of Saint-Brice in Tournai, before 1866;

Madame Burgeon, widow of the above, Brussels, 1866;

Her daughter, Madame Brulé-Burgeon, Brussels;

With Galerie de Heuvel, Brussels;

Acquired from the above by Baron Coppée, 19 April 1928;

Thence by descent in the family;

By whom sold ('Property from the Coppée Collection'), London, Sotheby's, 9 July 2014, lot 9;

Where acquired by the present owner.

Budapest, Szépművészeti Múzeum, Exhibition of Flemish Art, 1927;

Brussels, Exposition universelle internationale, Cinq siècles d'art, I: Peintures arts anciens bruxellois et sections étrangers, 24 May – 13 October 1935, no. 23 (as Follower of Van der Weyden);

Paris, Musée de l'Orangerie, De Van Eyck à Bruegel, 1935, no. 35 (as Flemish School, late 15th century);

Brussels, Palais des Beaux-Arts, La Société la Peau de l'Ours, 66 tableaux de maîtres anciens, parmi lesquels quelques chefs d'œuvre, August – September 1937, no. 41 (as Flemish School 15th–16th century);

Brussels, Exposition d'Art Ancien, Noël dans l'art ancien, 18 December 1941 – 6 January 1942, no. 1 (as Follower of Van der Weyden);

Tokyo, Tobu Museum of Art, The World of Bruegel. The Coppée Collection and Eleven International Museums, 29 March – 25 June 1995, no. F1 (as Franco–Dutch School).

S. Leclercq et al., La Collection Coppée, Liège 1991, p. 4, reproduced p. 5;

M. Wilmotte, in the catalogue of the exhibition The World of Bruegel. The Coppée Collection and Eleven International Museums, Tokyo 1995, p. 154, no. F1, reproduced p. 155 (as Franco–Dutch School).