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Charles IV, King of Spain
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Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts
Purchased by Joseph E. and Belle Wyatt Willard circa 1916 possibly a gift; to Kermit and Belle Willard Roosevelt (1889-1943) circa 1916 possibly by descent; to Belle Roosevelt possibly sold circa 1955. [Stair Auction House New York September 15 2007 lot 303] sold. [Dealer London] sold; to Eric Seiler Edward Friedman Gary Friedman Theodore Mirvis and Nicholas Boyle
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Loan from Nicholas Boyle Edward Friedman Gary Friedman Theodore Mirvis Matthew Rutenberg and Eric Seiler
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