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The Rival Performers
John Callcott Horsley, 1839
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The Rival Performers is an 1839 historical genre painting by the British artist John Callcott Horsley. It depicts a scene set at in Haddon Hall in Derbyshire during the seventeenth century. A boy playing on the oboe competes unsuccessfully with a canary in a birdcage.
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