In 1863 George Scharf suggested the panel was intended as the right-hand wing to a diptych with the 1446 Portrait of Edward Grimston (or "Grymston") in the National Gallery, London, leading to speculation that the girl might be Grimston's first wife, Alice.
I 1863 foreslog George Scharf at panelet kunne være tiltænkt at være højre vinge i et diptykon med Portræt af Edward Grimston (eller "Grymston") fra 1446 i National Gallery, London, hvilket ført til spekulation om at pigen kunne være Grimstons første kone, Alice.