Ecce Homo

Provenance

Data provided by the Hispanic Society of America and formatted at Carnegie Museum of Art:

Luis Morales [ca. 1509–1586], the artist, Badajoz, Spain, between 1565 and 1570. J. Casanova and Hermano, Cádiz, Spain, before 1838; Louis Philippe d’Orleans, Galerie Espagnole, the Louvre, Paris, between 1838 and 1853, no. 140; purchased by Graves? for Thomas Baring, M. P. [1799–1873], London, England, May 13, 1853, lot 252 [2]; bequest to his nephew, Thomas George Baring [1826–1904], 1st Earl of Northbrook, Stratton Park, Hampshire, and London, England, 1873 until at least 1889. Ehrich Galleries, New York, by 1910; purchased by Archer M. Huntington, New York, 1910; donated to the Hispanic Society of America, New York, NY, in 1914.

Notes:

[1]. Possibly agents.
[2]. Louis Philippe d’Orleans sale.
[3]. Graves is possibly Algernon Graves.

Data provided by the Hispanic Society of America:

J. Casanova y Hermano, Cádiz [¿ agentes?], antes de 1838; Luis Felipe de Orleans, rey de Francia, 1838 o antes–1853 (Galerie Espagnole, 1838, no. 140); almoneda de Luis Felipe de Or leans, Christie’s, Londres, 13 de mayo de 1853, lote 252, adquirido por «Graves» [¿Algernon Graves?], como agente de Thomas Baring; Thomas Baring, Londres, 1853–1873; su sobrino Francis George Baring, II conde de Northbrook, Londres, 1873–después de 1889 (no. 225); Ehrich Galleries, Nueva York, 1910 o antes; Archer M. Huntington, Nueva York, 1910–1914; donado a la Hispanic Society of America en 1914.