Johanna van Gogh-Bonger (Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1862-1925), by descent from the artist, until November 1910: Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer (Berlin, Germany, active c. 1901-1937), 1910 [n.1]: Sold Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer, III. Ausstellung (November 1910, No. 62): Hermann Freudenberg (Nikolassee, Berlin, Germany), November 1910: Jacques Seligmann & Co. (Paris and New York, active 1880-1978), until 1938: George Gard "Buddy" de Sylva, March 22, 1938 (#1538): to LACMA, 1949.
[n. 1] It is unlikely that the drawing ever left the Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer, however previous descriptions of the drawing's provenance have noted that it may have passed by descent to Tilla Durieux Cassirer (Berlin, Germany, 1880-1971, wife of Paul Cassirer), and Hans Paret (Berlin, Germany, 1896-1973, son-in-law of Paul Cassirer). Rather, the drawing almost certainly moved directly from the Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer into the collection of Hermann Freudenberg in 1910.
