Explore the Provenance of this artwork.
The Portrait of Père Paul was a gift from Monet to Paul Antoine Graff. After Graff's death it came in 1899 via the Paris branch of the art dealer Knoedler into the possession of the gallerist Paul Durand-Ruel. He lent the painting in 1903 to the exhibition Development of the Impressionism in Painting and Sculpture of the Vienna Secession, at which also its pendant Madame Paul was shown. 
Subsequently the Portrait of Père Paul was acquired by the Moderne Galerie, the predecessor of today's Österreichische Galerie Belvedere.
pendant Knoedler Paul Durand-Ruel Österreichische Galerie Belvedere Vienna Vienna Secession