(Ambroise Vollard [1866-1939], Paris); sold 26 March 1901 to Breysse; resold 1904 to Vollard; sold 1911 through (Bernheim-Jeune) to Auguste Pellerin [1852-1929], Paris;[1] by inheritance to his son, Jean-Victor Pellerin, Paris, until at least 1946.[2] private collection, Zürich. (Wildenstein & Co., London, New York, and Paris), at least in 1947;[3] sold 1966 to Paul Mellon, Upperville, Virginia; gift 1970 to NGA. [1] On the painting's early provenance, see John Rewald, _The Paintings of Paul Cézanne: a Catalogue Raisonné_, New York, 1996: no. 94. [2] The painting was still in the Pellerin collection according to John Rewald, _History of Impressionism_, New York, 1946: 120. [3] The painting was lent by Wildenstein's to a 1947 exhibition.