The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1948; The Baltimore Museum of Art on loan, 1948; Collection of C.C. Fulton Leser (1900–1949), Baltimore, MD; Probably painted for Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor, Prague, c. 1596–1608.

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