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\nUnknown shop, New York; [2]
\nFrank Jewett Mather Jr., Princeton, NJ, by 1915 (?); [3]
\nBequest of Frank Jewett Mather Jr. in 1953 to The Princeton University Art Museum. [4]
\nNOTES:
\n[1] The small church formed part of a female Benedictine monastery. See Linda Pisani, \"Un Nuovo Polittico di Francesco Traini: Provenienza, Riconstruzione, Cronologia e Ricezione,\" Nuovi Studi 13, Rivista di arte antica e moderna, anno. XII (Trento: Terni, 2007): 7-14.
\n[2] See Millard Meiss, \"The Problem of Francesco Traini,\" Art Bulletin 15, no. 2 (June 1933): 119, note 16, where he stats that Mather claimed to have purchased the painting from a \"small shop\" in New York.
\n[3] See seminar report by Jeffrey C. Anderson for Professor Felton Gibbons dated 1970 in the curatorial file, who states that the painting is first mentioned as being in the Mather collection in 1915. See Osvald Siren, Leonardo da Vinci: The Artist and the Man (New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 1916), 133, who gives the date as 1916.
\n[4] The accession card notes that his wife waived life-tenure in 1963.
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