Philip Wilson Steer, O.M., N.E.A.C.

With David Croal Thompson, London, by 1926;

From whom acquired by Frederick Archibald Hugo Pitman (1892–1963), by 1929;

Thence by descent.

‘Some Art Exhibitions', in Pall Mall Gazette, 7 April 1887, p. 2;

'The New English Art Club', in The Illustrated London News, 4 April 1887, p. 406;

'Exhibition of Pictures at the New English Art Club', in Building News, 8 April 1887, p. 504;

The Bohemian, 23 April 1887;

Exhibition of notable pictures, exh. cat., London 1926, n.p., no. 33;

R. Ironside, Wilson Steer, London 1943, reproduced plate 8;

D.S. MacColl, Life, Work and Setting of Philip Wilson Steer, London 1945, pp. 26, 190;

B. Laughton, Philip Wilson Steer 1860–1942, Oxford 1971 pp. 13, 129, no. 35, reproduced in colour, pl. 24 and on the dust-jacket.

London, Goupil Gallery, New English Arts Club, 1887, no. 96, as On the Pier Head;

Brussels, Musée Modern Museum, Les XX, 1889, no. 4, as La Jetee de Walberswick;

London, Goupil Gallery, Philip Wilson Steer, February 1894, no. 43, as The Pier;

London, Barbizon House, Exhibition of notable pictures, November – December 1926, no. 33;

London, Tate Gallery, Works by Philip Wilson Steer, 19 April – 21 July 1929, no. 54, as The Pier Head – Walberswick, lent by Frederick Archibald Hugo Pitman;

London, Royal Society of Artists, 1930;

Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, Twee Eeuwen Engelsche Kunst (Loan Exhibition of British Art), 4 July – 4 October 1936;

New York, Exhibition of Contemporary British Art from the British Pavilion, New York World's Fair, 1 November – 29 November 1939, no. 72, lent by Frederick Archibald Hugo Pitman;

London, Tate Gallery, P.W. Steer 1860–1942, 11 November – 11 December 1960, no. 9, lent by Frederick Archibald Hugo Pitman.