? Pieter Claesz van Ruijven (1624-1674) and Maria Simonsdr de Knuijt (1623-1681), Delft; ? their daughter, Magdalena van Ruijven (1655-1682), Delft; ? her widower, Jacob Dissius (1653-1695), Delft;{Montias 1989, pp. 246-262, 359, doc. 417.} his sale, Amsterdam, 16 May 1696, no. 32, fl. 72.10 or no. 33, fl. 48;{Hoet and Terwesten 1752-1770, vol. 1 (1752), p. 35; Montias 1989, p. 394, doc. 439.} …; collection Gerrit Willem van Oosten de Bruyn (1727-1797), Haarlem;{According to the sale catalogue Van Oosten de Bruyn, Haarlem (V. van der Vinne), 8 April 1800 _sqq._, no. 7.} his widow, Maria Croon (1729-1799), Haarlem; sale Van Oosten de Bruyn, Haarlem (V. van der Vinne), 8 April 1800 _sqq._, no. 7, fl. 1,040, to Pieter van Winter (1745-1807), Amsterdam;{Priem 1997, p. 118.} his daughter, Lucretia Johanna van Winter (1785-1845), Amsterdam; her widower, Jonkheer Hendrik Six (1790-1847), Lord of Hillegom, Amsterdam; their son, Jonkheer Jan Pieter Six (1824-1899), Lord of Hillegom, Amsterdam;{Archive Six family, inv. No. CS53207-002. 0014.} his son, Jonkheer Willem Six (1859-1919), Lord of Wimmenum, Amsterdam; his brother, Jonkheer Jan Six (1857-1926), Lord of Hillegom, Amsterdam and ’s-Graveland; sale Six, Amsterdam (F. Muller), 12 April 1921 (unsold); from whom, fl. 625,000, to Henry W.A. Deterding (1866-1939), Amsterdam;{Priem 1997, p. 190; archive Six family, inv.no. CS53207-002. 0024.} by whom presented to the museum, 1921
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