…; collection Adriaan Leonard van Heteren (1724-1800), The Hague; his third cousin and godson, Adriaan Leonard van Heteren Gevers (1794-1866), Rotterdam, (‘Pierre Gijzels. Tableau très soigné, représentant un village avec quantité de chariots, de chevaux & c., cuivre, h. 10¾ l. 13 [28 x 34 cm]’);{‘Catalogue Raisonné d’une Collection de Tableaux appartenant à Monsieur A.L. Gevers, Page de Leurs Majestés le Roi et la Reine de Hollande’, _s.l._ 1808, transcribed in E.W. Moes and E. van Biema, _De Nationale Konst-Gallery en Het Koninklijk Museum_, Amsterdam 1909, pp. 145-51, esp. p. 146, no. 34. There were no additions made to the Van Heteren collection after Adriaan’s death in 1800, so it is safe to assume that SK-A-126 was acquired by him.} from whom, fl. 100,000, with 136 other paintings _en bloc_ (known as the ‘Kabinet van Heteren Gevers’), to the museum, by decree of Lodewijk Napoleon King of Holland, and through the mediation of his father Dirk Cornelis Gevers (1763-1839), 8 June 1809;{T.L.J. Verroen, ‘“Een verstandig ryk Man”: de achttiende-eeuwse verzamelaar Adriaan Leonard Van Heteren’, in C. Scheffer (ed.) et al., _Achttiende-eeuwse kunst in de Nederlanden_, _Leids Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek_ 4 (1985), pp. 17-61, esp. p. 58, notes 2-3.} on loan to the Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht, 1999-2011