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by 1882 - about 1903Oratorio dei Santi Lorentino e Pergentinoby 1903 - 1906Fabio di Carlo Corradino ChigiItalian, 1849 - 1906 by inheritance to his son, Guido Chigi-Sarcini, 1906.before 1923Guido Chigi-SaraciniItalian, 1880 - 1965 (Siena, Italy)sold to Luigi Grassi I, by 1923.- 1923Luigi Grassi I(L.1171b)Italian, 1858 - 1937 (Florence, Italy) sold to Wildenstein and Company and André Seligmann.1923 -Wildenstein & Co. (New York)(Paris, France; New York, New York)and André Seligmann French, died 1945 (Paris, France; New York, New York)- by 1931 Possibly Achillito ChiesaArgentinian, 1881 - 1951 (Milan, Italy) probably sold to William Randolph Hearst, by 1931.Source: Art Objects and Furnishings (1941), p. 12, no. 1444-1413. Does not appear in any of the Chiesa sales.by 1931 - 1941William Randolph Hearst American, 1863 - 1951 (Los Angeles, California; New York, New York)[sold, Hearst sale, Gimbel Brothers, New York, May 1, 1941, to Nicolas de Koenigsberg.]Note: as Venetian mid 14th century1941 - 1945Nicolas de Koenigsbergborn 1882 (New York, New York; Buenos Aires, Argentina)probably by inheritance to his wife, Paula Ch. de Koenigsberg, 1945.1945 - 1970Paula de Koenigsberg(New York, New York; Buenos Aires, Argentina)probably sold to Luigi Grassi II, 1970.1970 - 1973Luigi Grassi II(Florence, Italy)sold to the J. Paul Getty Museum, 1973. (English)
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