1669: transferred to John II Casimir Vasa,
Paris
1913: purchased by Mr. & Mrs. Henry Osbourne Havemeyer collection,
New York City from art dealer Trotti et Cie,
Paris
1929: purchased by
Metropolitan Museum of Art
In 1624 the French ambassador wrote from Brussels: "Rubens is here to take the likeness of the prince of Poland, by order of the infanta" (Prince Władysław Vasa arrived in Brussels as the personal guest of the Infanta Isabella Clara on September 2, 1624). Deposit of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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