Brussels 1926, nr. 86 (as Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Antwerp 1927, nr. 81 (as Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Winner 1972, p. 153 ff., fig. 34 (as attributed to Jan Brueghel the Elder)
London/Paris/Bern/Brussels 1972, p. 74-5, nr. 55, pl. 16 (as probably by Joos de Momper)
Berlin 1975, p. 103-4, nr. 125, pl. 231 (as attributed to Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Hulst 1976, p. 380, fig. 13 (as attributed to Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Chairini 1980, p. 56, fig. 1
Amsterdam 1980, p. 30, lot 39
Florence/Paris 1980-81, nr. 112, pl. 147 (as Joos de Momper)
Ertz/Momper 1986, p. 239, 241, pl. 269, p. 585, nr. 436
Mielke 1986, p. 88-89, nr. 112 (closer to Jan Brueghel the Elder than to Joos de Momper)
Gleisberg/Mehnert 1990, nr. 36
Boon 1992, vol. 1, p. 266-8, nr. 148, pl. 213 (vol. 3)

Brussels 1926, nr. 86 (as Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Antwerp 1927, nr. 81 (as Jan Brueghel the Elder)
London/Paris/Bern/Brussels 1972, nr. 55 (as probably by Joos de Momper)
Berlin 1975, nr. 125 (as attributed to Jan Brueghel the Elder)
Florence/Paris 1980-81, nr. 112 (as Joos de Momper)

17th century to 18th century	Antwerp	Joseph van Haecken (lugt 2516)
18th century	Antwerp	(Probably by inheritance to his brother) Alexander van haecken
18th century to 19th century	Paris	Pierre Defer (Lugt 739)
19th century	Paris	His son-in-law, Henri Dumensil
May 10 1900 to May 12 1900		Sale, Féral...Foucault, Lot #82 (as Aert van der Neer) to Colnaghi at (450 francs)
May 27 1913 to May 13 1913	Amsterdam	Sale, Heseltine-Richter et al., Fredrik Muller & Cie, Lot #61 (as "Jan Brueghel the Elder)
	Berlin	Purchased by Dr. F. Güterbock for Fl. 675
20th century	Paris	Frits Lugt (Lugt 1028)
May 18 1925		Acquired by Institut Neerlandais