Portrait of a Woman

Richard Owen, died 1951 (Paris, France), by 1925; Thomas Agnew & Sons (London, England), sold to Henry C. Dalton, 1928. Henry C. Dalton, Cleveland, by inheritance to his nephew, Harry D. Kendrick; Harry D. Kendrick, Cleveland, by gift to the Cleveland Museum of Art, 1952

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