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Scene depicting the duel from Twelfth Night, Act III, Scene 4, as played by contemporary eighteenth century actors. It takes place in a woodland landscape setting with a massive oak tree in the centre foreground dividing the characters into pairs, from left to right; Fabian (Francis Waldron) and Viola (Miss Elizabeth Younge), Sir Andrew Aguecheek (James W. Dodd) and Sir Toby Belch (James Dance, also known as Love).
Date
1771–1772
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 99.8 x W 124.8 cm
Accession number
1953.4
Acquisition method
purchased from C. Marshall Spink, 1953
Work type
Painting