Possibly in Rome, circa 1625;

With Grant, London, until 1803;

By whom anonymously sold ("Aဣ Well-known Collector of Distinguished Judgement"), London, Christie's, 11-12 February 1803, lot 41;

Where acquired by G𝄹eorge Kinnaird (1754-1805), 7th Lord Kinnaird;

Art market, Spain, until 1920s;

Where acquired by a private collector, United Sta🥃tes;

Thence by descent to their grandson, United Sꦦtates (as Italian 🤡School);

From whom acquired by Simon C. Dickinson, ꧒London and New York, 1997;

From whom acquired by the 😼Metropolitan Museum of A☂rt, New York, 1999.

R. Klessmann, Johann Liss: A Monograph and Catalogue Raisonné, Doornspijk 1999, pp. 76, 79, 160-161, cat. no. 27, reproduced pl. 25 (as Cymon and Iphigenia from Boccaccio's Decameron).