Juda and Tamara (Boas and Ruth)

Loan in the York Museum from the Sherlaw Collection; art dealership Wien, Sanct Lucas (as "Boas and Ruth"); approx. 1924/1925 Art trade Asscher and C. Welker, London; Collection Coray-Stoop, Erlenbach-Zurich; from this on 29.07.1925 to the auction at Fischer, Lucerne and Mak, Amsterdam, No. 11 with Fig. (as "Boas and Ruth"); 17.05.1927 Auction from anonymous possession with R. Bangel, Frankfurt / M., No. 16, Plate 11; 1929 art dealership D. Vaarties, Rotterdam; around 1930 art dealership F. Kleinberger, Paris; 1930 Collection Richard Semmel, Berlin, Berlin; offered at auction Muller, Amsterdam 21.11.1933, no. 14, with fig .; sold for 3,700 hfl. (according to Sotheby's letter to Berliner, 01.11.1996) or for 3,900 hfl. (according to Weltkunst, vol. VII, no. 52/53 v. 24.12.1933); there probably acquired for the collection Geus van den Heuvel; 1939 Exhibition at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Schilderijen der Nederlandse en Franse school uit de verzameling, B. de Geus van den Heuvel, Amsterdam. Tweede vol., No. 24a; 1963 Collection B. de Geus van der Heuvel Amsterdam and Nieuwersluis (cat. 1963, no. 17, with fig.); 26th-27th April 1976 at Sotheby, Mak van Waay, Amsterdam, Lot 17, estimate 8,000-12,000 hfl, sold for 21,000 hfl; 1976 art dealership Allan Jacobs Gallery, London; 1978 Kunsthandlung J. Hoogsteder, The Hague; 1983 art dealership Hoogsteder-Naumann Ltd., New York; Holl. Private ownership (1983); 1998 Europe Collection, loaned to the exhibition at the Dordrecht Museum via Hoogsteder & Hoogsteder, The Hague