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Holy Family with Infant Saint John

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Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts Thomas Walker (by 1748) London by descent; to Stephen Skynner (1693-1764) his nephew by descent; to his daughter Emma Harvey (1731-1767) Rolls Park Chigwell by descent; to William Harvey 1763 (1754-1779) by descent [1]; to Admiral Sir Eliab Harvey (1758-1830) Rolls Park Chigwell his brother by descent; to Lady Louisa Nugent (1758-1841) his wife by descent; to Emma Eustace (nee Harvey) (1797-1865) his daughter sold; to Richard Foster Esq. Clewer Manor Berks c. 1856 sold [through Christie’s London July 13 1895 lot 68]; to [Agnew London]. Alfred Beit (1853-1906) London by 1904 by descent (?); to Otto Beit (1865-1930) (his brother) London. [2] Maurice Kann Paris 1912 (until at least 1913). [3] Mrs. Ward Jackson sold [through Christie’s May 19 1916 lot 107]; to [Amor]. Sir Ernest Cassel (1851-1921) London. [4] Mrs. Herbert (Margot) Asquith countess of Oxford and Asquith (?). [Duveen Brothers New York 1925] sold; to Nettie G. Naumburg New York bequest; to Fogg Art Museum 1930. Notes [1] William Harvey was a minor when he inherited. His uncle General Edward Harvey acted as his Guardian. [2] The 2010 Murillo Catalogue Raisonne lists Otto Beit as the owner of the painting but it was published as Alfred Beit’s property in 1904. Alfred never married and had no children. [3] Kann's ownership is documented in 1914 in "Murillo: des Meisters Gemälde" published in 1913. [4] Cassel’s ownership is derived from the Duveen Brothers Subdivision of Stock at May 31 1925. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Nettie G. Naumburg
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