Crucifixion Diptych (van der Weyden) owned by John G. Johnson
1856, Madrid. Catalogue of the collection of José de Madrazo, nos. 659 & 660.
June 1867, Paris. Auction of the collection of M. le Mis de Salamanca, lots 165 & 166.
About 1905, Paris. Art dealer F. Kleinberger sells the "Christ on the Cross" panel to Peter A. B. Widener, and the "Virgin and St. John" panel to John G. Johnson.
1906, Philadelphia, United States. Johnson purchases Widener's panel and reunites the halves. Exhibited in Johnson's house museum at 510 South Broad Street, Philadelphia.
April 1917, Philadelphia. Johnson dies. The diptych becomes part of his bequest to the City of Philadelphia.
June 1933, Philadelphia. The Johnson Collection is moved to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.