The artist's granddaughter, Ella Nafeeseh Constable Mackinnon [1865-1934, Mrs. Ivan Mackinnon]; Sir Henry Newson-Smith [1854-1898];[1] by inheritance to his son, Sir Frank Newson-Smith, 1st baronet [1879-1971], London; (his sale, Christie, Manson & Woods, London, 26 January 1951, no. 31, as _A Stormy Sunset_); (Leggatt Gallery, London).[2] (Thomas Agnew & Sons, Ltd., London); private collection; (Salander O'Reilly Galleries, New York); purchased 23 February 1998 by NGA. [1] According to the R.B. Beckett Papers in the Tate Archive (uncatalogued as of August 2019), Mrs. Mackinnon sold a group of works by her grandfather through the dealer Leggatt in the 1890s to Newson-Smith; see Tate Britain's catalogue entry for a pencil drawing by the artist's son, Lionel Bicknell Constable: https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/constable-near-stoke-by-nayland-t01258 (accessed 3 September 2019). Newson-Smith also purchased Mrs. Mackinnon's house in Ramsgate, England, and works by Constable were found there. [2] Leggatt is recorded as the buyer in an annotated copy of the auction catalogue in the NGA Library; copy in NGA curatorial files.