Commissioned from the artist by the sitter (1783–1843), Philadelphia, PA, along with a portrait of his wife, Mrs. Anna Klapp (born Milnor, 1783–1841) (1950.1362), begun June 1, 1814, and delivered September 23, 1814 [Thomas Sully papers, 1792–1871, reel NCommissioned from the artist by the sitter (1783–1843), Philadelphia, PA, along with a portrait of h...
by descent to his son Dr. William Henry Klapp (1817–1855), 1843by descent to his son Dr. William Henry Klapp (1817–1855), 1843
by descent to his son Dr. William H. Klapp (1849 or 1850–1924), Philadelphia, PAby descent to his son Dr. William H. Klapp (1849 or 1850–1924), Philadelphia, PA
by descent to his nephew Langdon Williams (1861 or 1862–1949), Philadelphia, PA, and Brookline, MA, by 1924. Richard C. Morrison, Concord, MA, by 1950by descent to his nephew Langdon Williams (1861 or 1862–1949), Philadelphia, PA, and Brookline, MA,...
sold to M. Knoedler and Co., New York, 1950sold to M. Knoedler and Co., New York, 1950
sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1950.sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1950.
Source provenance textCommissioned from the artist by the sitter (1783–1843), Philadelphia, PA, along with a portrait of his wife, Mrs. Anna Klapp (born Milnor, 1783–1841) (1950.1362), begun June 1, 1814, and delivered September 23, 1814 [Thomas Sully papers, 1792–1871, reel N18, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, copies in curatorial object file]; by descent to his son Dr. William Henry Klapp (1817–1855), 1843; by descent to his son Dr. William H. Klapp (1849 or 1850–1924), Philadelphia, PA; by descent to his nephew Langdon Williams (1861 or 1862–1949), Philadelphia, PA, and Brookline, MA, by 1924. Richard C. Morrison, Concord, MA, by 1950; sold to M. Knoedler and Co., New York, 1950; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1950.
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