
Portrait study of a lady dates from 1873/1875.

Portrait study of a lady, Whereabouts unknown
It is fully catalogued in MacDonald 1995 (cat. rais.) [more] (cat. no. 553).

Portrait study of a lady, Whereabouts unknown

Study of a lady's head, Brown University

Study of a lady's head, Brown University

Portrait study of a lady, Whereabouts unknown
Study of a lady's head m0552 and Portrait study of a lady m0553 may be studies of the same (unidentified) woman,

Portrait study of a lady, Whereabouts unknown
See MacDonald 1995 (cat. rais.) [more] (cat. no. 553).
There are alternative scenarios for the early provenance. One strand suggests that this, like Study of a lady's head m0552, was with Frederick Keppel (1845-1912), New York dealer, in 1904, and that it could be 'Head of a Lady' with E. G. Kennedy, another New York dealer, in 1908.
The other strand starts with the possibility that it was owned by Way (which is quite possible), sold by Gutekunst at Christie's in 1910 (which is not certain), and acquired about that time by Benedict (which is likely). This is the slightly more likely scenario.