In Portrait of Andrea Odoni, how is the Provenance discussed?
The painting and is mentioned in 1532 by Marcantonio Michiel, when it was owned by the sitter, Andrea Odoni. It was also seen by Giorgio Vasari, presumably on his visit to Venice in 1545, and after Odoni's death was in an inventory of the collection of his brother and heir, Alvise Odoni, in 1555. It later passed to Lucas van Uffelen, probably by 1623, then to Gerrit Reynst, 1639, then to the States of Holland and West Friesland for presentation to Charles II of England as part of the Dutch Gift  of 1660. When the painting was in Amsterdam, in the Van Uffelen collection (Van Uffelen returned to live there in 1630) or in the Reynst Collection, it was engraved, in reverse like most engravings of that period, by Cornelis Visscher.
Giorgio Vasari Lucas van Uffelen States of Holland and West Friesland Reynst Collection Dutch Gift Cornelis Visscher Marcantonio Michiel Odoni Charles II of England Gerrit Reynst