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Hidden Animals
On this page you'll find some wonderful examples of camouflage art. Many thanks to Steven M. Gardner for his permission
to show images from
Gardner Gallery,
see also
legal info.
Also thanks to Jim Warren for the great images from his site.
Swans Reflecting Elephants - Salvador Dali, 1937 |
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The swans and the twisted trees are reflected in the lake as elephants. Dali called this technique paranoiac-critical, where hallucination and reality seem to merge. |  View on Allposters.com |
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Try to find all the hidden images of animals in this picture. |
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Try to find 14 horses in this picture. Funny detail : the artist claims there are 14 horses, Allposters.com sells the poster with the title "Find the 15 horses". Should I feel sorry for the people who buy the poster and keep staring at it ? Were the * is that horse ? | | View on Allposters.com |
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Try to find eleven deer. |
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Can you find the lion. You'll have to admit this is really cool. |
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Can you find the seven horses ? |
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There are more animals in this picture than you would say at first sight. |
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There are ten eagles hidden in this picture, try to find them all. Okay, one of them is not hidden at all, try to find the other nine eagles. |
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You'll discover several animals and faces in this landscape. |
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. This seems to be at hideously deformed man. But what is it really ? The text on the card says "Brown, Barnes & Bell Photographers Liverpool". The firm had its main office in Liverpool but there were branches across all of Britain. |  Tell me more |
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Try to find fifteen wolves. |
Message of Love from the Dolphins (Message d'Amour des Dauphins) - Sandro Del-Prete, 1987 |
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How old are you ? If you are young and innocent, you will probably see a group of playing dolphins. But if you're older and have a bit more "experience", you'll see two naked people. Go ahead, ask a kid what it sees here. |
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Can you find the tenth African ? | | Tell me more |
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Is this a well-dressed gentleman, escorting two ladies to a dance ? Or a donkey ? | | Tell me more |
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Start looking at this image with your nose to the screen. You'll see puzzle pieces, some in the shape of animals. Now keep increasing your distance from the screen until you can see the lost tiger ! |
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