Possibly, Johann von Uffenbach;

Possibly, anonymous sale, Frankfurt, 6 May 1771, l🔯ot 102;

Possibly, anonymous sale, Frankfurt, 15 May 1775, lot 67 (both descri😼beಌd as "taste of Steenwijck");

Possibly, Graf Hugo con Eltz;

Anonymous sale,♎ Mainz, 17 May 1785, lot🥀 731 (for 26 fl);

Where purchased by Franz von Leykam🐷▨ (b. circa 1758);

Anonymous sale, London, Chr𒅌istie's, 26 September 1980, lot 74;

Anonyꩵmous sale, New York, Sotheby's, 30 Janu🅠ary 1998, lot 236; (as attributed to Steenwijck the Younger)

There acquired.

J. Howarth, The Steenwyck Family as Masters of Perspective, Turnhout 2009, pp. 239-40, cat. II.D22, reproduced p. 51ꦦ8 (as att🉐ributed to Steenwijck the Younger).

Howarth lists 24 versions of this subject by or attributed to Steenwijck the Younger. The th༺eme allowed the master of perspective to depict a contemporary interior with a religious subject, and the interiors range from palaces to smaller homes. Here, a chapel is seen through the door at back, and St. Jerome's room includes a bed and fireplace, with Jerome's lion relaxing on the floor. The pattern ♏of tiling on the floor is unusual in Steenwijck's work.