Focus on this artwork and explain the Provenance.
As with many of Goya's portraits of ordinary Spanish people, the work was not commissioned and not published or sold during his lifetime. Upon his death, its ownership passed to his son, and it was later acquired by King Louis-Philippe for his Galerie Espagnole of the Louvre, where it was exhibited from 1838 until 1851, when it was sent to England. In 1853 it was sold at Christie's in London, and was eventually bought for the Frick Collection.
Louis-Philippe Christie's Louvre Frick Collection