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1900: commissioned by Lady Frampton 1951: inherited by George Vernon Meredith Frampton, R.A. from Lady Frampton 13 November 1985: sale of the collection of George Vernon Meredith Frampton, R.A. at Sotheby's, London, lot no. 180, result unknown 1987: acquired by David Messum 11 December 2007: auctioned (lot 62) at Sotheby's for 11,875 GBP
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