Commissioned by Petronilla of Saxony, Countess of Holland (c. 1082-1144), for the church of Egmond Abbey, by 1130;{H.G.C.M. Klomp, ‘Het tympaan van Egmond: Kunst als instrument van propaganda’, in G.N.M. Vis and J.P. Gumbert (eds.), _Egmond tussen kerk en wereld_, Hilversum 1993, pp. 139-61, esp. p. 159.} transferred to an unspecified location, 1801/04;{H. van Wijn, ‘Iets nopens de vernieling der Egmondsche Abtdije en Boekerije ...’, _Huiszittend leeven_, vol. 1, part 4, Amsterdam 1804, pp. 442-64.} donated by E.M. Tinne-Gregory, widow of J.P.T. Tinne, Lord of the Egmonds, to the Koninklijk Instituut van Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schoone Kunsten, located in the Trippenhuis, Amsterdam, 1820;{E.H.P. Cordfunke et al., _De abdij van Egmond: Archeologie en duizend jaar geschiedenis_, Zutphen 2010, p. 73.} installed in the garden of the Trippenhuis, Amsterdam, first recorded in 1842;{A. Beekman, _Catalogus der tentoonstelling ‘De abdij van Egmond’ in het Gemeentemuseum ’s-Gravenhage_, exh. cat. The Hague 1934, p. 20.} transferred to the museum, 1885
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