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A Man in Antique Costume, Seated in Profile to the Right
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John Skippe Ledbury England left to Penelope Martin his sister 1812.
James and Penelope Skippe-Martin Worcs England through inheritance from John Skippe 1812 by descent through the Martin family. (inherited by John Skippe's sister Penelope Skippe-Martin); Overbury Court Worcs England
Edward (d. 1916) Holland acquired by descent through Martin family inherited by Edward Holland's sister 1916. Holland's sister was Mrs. Julia Rayner-Wood
Mrs. Julia Rayner-Wood Herefordshire UK by descent from brother Edward Holland 1916 by descent to nephew Edward Holland-Martin. Old Collwall near Malvern Herefordshire England
Edward Holland-Martin by descent from aunt Mrs Julia Raynor-Wood sold at Christie's London 1958.
Christie's London England from Edward Holland-Martin sold to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham 1958. Sale November 20-21 1958 lot 3 (A).
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cunningham acquired from Christie's London 1958 gift to the Fogg Art Museum 1959. Sale date: November 20-21 1958
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cunningham
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