And in Eden, now you will be waiting houris:)

qwerty you write about this exhibition?
"Une image peut en cacher une autre" (Image may hide another) (translated with a translator, so it may be incorrect)
http://www.grandpalais.fr/fr/Actuali...grammation.htm

Yes. Or "For one product can hide another."

Well, then, continue. 1 - Duck \ rabbit - the emblem of the exhibition, made anonymously in the 17 century. 2-5 - the incomparable works of Arcimboldo, if you substitute the perpendicular to the screen to the fifth picture mirror, then see a vase with fruits and vegetables. At the 6-th picture the same trick, made the Netherlands anonymous: a double portrait of the pope and the devil. 7 - Dali's "Swans reflecting in elephants. 8 - Anonymous, "Composite lion."
9 - Anonymous Four portraits, here depicted Charles V, Ferdinand I, Pope Paul III and Francois I, but they are visible only when looking for work from the end at an angle of 15 degrees. 10 - the same trick, only vzgyade left and right we see two different images.

Continuing. 1 - "Steep Bank" by Degas, but it can be found lying naked on a built-in. 2 - "Shell" Enzora. Try the far left you can see the portrait shells bearded man in a hat, and below and to the right - another monster. 3 - Anonymous "A cat-frog. 4 - "The Red Model" Magritte. 5 - "Waterfall" Escher. 6 - "Big paranoid" Dali, in the heart of the work you can find compiled from parts of the landscape and figures in a portrait, apparently, this very paranoid. 7 - Another masterpiece of Dali's "woman's head in a battle" - the essence of the name. 8 - "Rape \ Breach (laws of reality) Magritte. 9 - this picture (can not remember the author, the directory is not at hand) is called the" Pleasure Death, "in addition to a portrait of Dali impression of the skull, made up of female figures (a gift from Vladimir!). 10 - again I do not remember the author (if someone wants to learn a name, ask a question, my answer) is called the "Wildlife of Britain." This thing is made of real stuffed little animals, it is hefty - as a man, gives a shadow in the form of two human profiles.

At the end of the topic let me add: Liszt's portrait of female figures,
from old pre-revolutionary postcards, turnover sealed, so, too anonymous.