Focus on The Fortune Teller (Valentin de Boulogne) and discuss the Provenance.
The artwork was in ownership of Sir Robert Strange until the year 1772. It was sold at Christie's from February 20 through the 23 in 1772 at 150 guineas. It was sold as a work by Caravaggio at the time. It was  bought by Sir George Colebrook in 1772. He was a merchant who had a significant art collection started. The painting was promptly returned to Christies on April 23, 1774 in lot 43. Charles Manners, the 4th Duke of Rutland, bought the painting in 1774 and it remained at Belvoir Castle until 1926.  It was sold April 16, 1926 at Christies to Blaker. It came into the possession of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge from 1926 through 1929. It was later sold to a private collection in Britain on July 1, 1953 by Sotheby's in London and this sale was the first with Valentin Boulogne as the artist. The painting was then purchased by the Toledo Museum of Art in 1981 through Colnaghi in New York using funds from the Libbey Endowment which was a gift from Drummond Libbey.
Toledo Museum of Art Caravaggio Christie's Belvoir Castle Toledo