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1674: inherited by Maria de Knuijt (†1681), Delft (?)
1681: inherited by Magdalena van Ruijven (†1682), Delft (?)
1682: inherited by Jacob Dissius (†1695) (?)
16 May 1696: sale of the collection of Jacob Dissius at an unknown auction house, Amsterdam (as ‘Een Speelende Juffrouw op de Clavecimbael’)
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Unknown date: acquired by Wessel Ryers (?)
21 September 1814: purchased by Gruyter at the sale of the collection of Wessel Ryers at v.d. Schley...de Vries, Amsterdam
1906: inherited by Otto Beit (1865-1930)
1930: inherited by Alfred Beit (1903-1994), Blessington, Ireland
1960: purchased by Baron Frédéric Rolin (†2002), City of Brussels, from Alfred Beit, Blessington, through Marlborough Fine Arts, London
7 July 2004: purchased by Stephen Alan Wynn (1942), Las Vegas, at the sale of the collection of Baron Frédéric Rolin at Sotheby's, London
- Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting. Inspiration and Rivalry., Hall Napoléon, 22 February 2017 - 22 May 2017
- Vermeer, Rijksmuseum, 10 February 2023 - 4 June 2023
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