ไSir William Temple, MP (1628-1699), Moor Park, 🌄Surrey;

Thence by desc📖ent to his gr꧟anddaughter, Elizabeth Temple (neé Temple)(1686-1770), Moor Park, Surrey;

Thence by descent to🐓 her nephew, Basil Bacon (1725-1775), Moor Park, Surrey;

Thence by𓃲 descent to his heir and illegitimate son by Mary Margaret Williams (née Deveil), Charles Bacon (né Williams) (1751-1820);

Thence by descent to his second son, Kenric♈k Bacon (1801-1888), Moor Park, Surrey;

By whom sold🀅 ("Pictures formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surrey"), London, Christie's, 30 March 1824, lot 64, for £95.11 (as Bronzino, "A very fine head and capital Portrait of Pico di Mirandola");

There acquired by Henry Seymour, JP, MP♏ (1776-1849), Knoyle House, W🍌iltshire;

Thence by descent to Henry Danby Sey𝓰mour (1820-1877), MP, 39 Upper Grosvenor Street and 209 Piccadilly, London, and Knoyle House, Wiltshire;

ꦡThence by inheritance to his brother, Alfred Seymour, JP, MP (1824-1888), 47 Eaton Square, London and Knoyle House, Wiltshire;

Th▨ence by inheritance to his wife, Is🌞abella Seymour (née Leighton) (1834-1911), 6 Upper Brooke Street, London and Knoyle House, Wiltshire;

Thence by inheritance to their daughter, Jane Margaret Seymo꧙ur (1873-1943), by 1911;

By whose trustees sold, London, Christie's, 23 Ja🐻nuary 1920, lot 78, for £157 (as Bronzino, "Portrait of Pico de Mirandola");

Where acquired by Hugh Blaker fo🌠r £157 (according to Christie's ledger in the Frick);

Dr August Mayer, Schleissheim, by 1927;

From whom acquired by Julius Böhler, Munich,𓆏 4 July 1927, for M 5.000🐟 (as Francesco Salviati);

From whom acquired by Frau Kommerzienrat Ilse Hꦜesselberger (née☂ Wertheim) (1888-1941), Munich, 5 October 1927, for M 14.000 (as Francesco Salviati);

From whom acquired by [Ludwig] Bretschneider♐, Munich, as a consequence of persecut♒ion, 1937/1938;

With Kunsthandlung Maria Gillhausen, Munich;

With Kunsthandlung Karl Seuffer, Munich;

From whom acquired by Reichskanzlei through Frau. Professor Gerdy Troost (1904-2003💙), 28 January 1941, for RM 55🔯,000;

Führermuse🍬um, Linz (inv. no. 1400, as Jacopino del Conte);

Kremsmünster Depot (inv. no. 1468);

Transferred to the Salt Mines ꦓat Alt Ausee (inv. no. 2795);

Wiesbaden Central Collectin🎐g Point (inv. no.&⛦nbsp;4058, in a blue and gold Renaissance style frame);

Transferred to the office of the Ministerpräsident, Wiesbaden, 10 Augu🔯st 1951, and thereafter the Deutsche Parlamentarische Gesellschaft;

Restituted to the estate of Gertrude (‘Trudy’) Sommer (daughtꦗer of Ilse Hesse♛lberger), New York, 2021.