about 1768 -Possibly commissioned by Carlo Spinola Marchese de Rocca Forte, Italian, about 1768.
1880s - 1933 John Jaffé, died 1933, by inheritance to his wife, Anna Jaffé.
1933 - 1942 Anna Jaffé, died 1942, looted by the Vichy government of France, 1942.
1942 - 1943 In the possession of the Vichy government of France, [sold, Hotel Savoy, Nice, July 12-13, 1943, lot 99, to Mrs. Bonfils.]
1943 - 1944 Mrs. Bonfils, sold through Hildebrandt Gurlitt to the Führermuseum, 1944.
1944 - 1945 Führermuseum (Linz, Austria), recovered in Altaussee, Austria and transferred to the Central Collecting Point, Munich, 1945.
1945 - 1946 Central Collecting Point, Munich, repatriated to the French Government, 1946.
1946 - 1950 In the possession of the French government (Paris, France), placed on deposit at the Musée du Louvre, Paris, France, 1950.
1950 - 1952 Musée du Louvre, in exchange for another work by Francesco Guardi to the Musée des Augustins, Toulouse, France, 1952.
1952 - 2005 Musée des Augustins (Toulouse, France), restituted to the heirs of Anna Jaffé, 2005.

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