\n\tJacques Stella (1596-1657), Lyon and Paris, France, by 1634 [1];\n
\n\n\tClaudine Bouzonnet Stella (1636-1697), by inheritance from the above, until 1719.\n
\n\n\tAntoine Tambonneau;\n
\n\n\tPhilippe II, Duc d’Orleans (1674-1723), Palais Royal, Paris, France, inherited from the above, until 1723;\n
\n\n\tLouis III, Duc d’Orleans (1703-1752), Palais Royal, Paris, France, by inheritance from the above, until 1752;\n
\n\n\tLouis-Philippe II, Duc d’Orleans (1747-1793), Palais Royal, Paris, France, by inheritance from the above, until 1785;\n
\n\n\tLouis-Philippe II, Duc d’Orleans (1747-1793), Palais Royal, Paris, France, by inheritance from the above, until 1792;\n
\n\n\tViscount Edouard de Walckiers (1758-1837), Brussels, Belgium, acquired from the above in 1792.\n
\n\n\tFrancis L. J. Laborde de Mereville (1761-1801), Paris, France, 1792;\n
\n\n\tJeremiah Harman (1763-1844), London, England, on consignment from the above;\n
\n\n\tGeorge Granville Leveson-Gower (1758-1833), First Duke of Sutherland, London, England and Trentham Hall, Staffordshire, and Dunrobin Castle, Highlands, Scotland, 1798-1833;\n
\n\n\tConsigned by or through the above at Bryan’s Picture Gallery, London, England, "The Orléans Collection", lot 21, 1833 [not sold].\n
\n\n\tGeorge Granville Leveson Gower (1786-1861), Second Duke of Sutherland, by inheritance from the above, by 1833 until 1861;\n
\n\n\tGeorge Granville William Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1828-1892), Third Duke of Sutherland, by inheritance from the above, by 1861 until 1892;\n
\n\n\tCromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1851-1913), Fourth Duke of Sutherland, Dunrobin Castle, Highlands, Scotland, UK, by inheritance from the above in 1892 until 1913;\n
\n\n\tChristie’s London, Sutherland Collection Sale, 1913, offered by the above and acquired by Agnew’s, London, England, lot 45, as A. Carracci’s The Repose in Egypt [2];\n
\n\n\tCharles Fairfax Murray, Florence acquired from the above, July 14, 1913 until 1919;
\n\n\tBy descent to Contessa Mobili di S. Giovanni in 1919;\n
\n\n\tMobili Sale, Galeria Geri, Milan, February 24, 1929.\n
\n\n\tAchillito Chiesa, sale, April 24, 1930, American Art Association, lot 26, as Annibale Carracci’s Rest in Egypt;\n
\n\n\tAcquired by Princeton University Art Museum at the above sale.\n
Notes
[1] Unless otherwise marked, internal curatorial records of the Princeton University Art Museum.
[2] This line and the following, Getty Provenance Index
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