Here’s another painting that appears to have animal heads hidden in it – similar to Leonardo’s Mona Lisa. In the Mona Lisa I spotted an ape head, a lion head, a mule head, a buffalo head and from the d-point (vantage point), a crocodile head.
This painting is Titian’s Pastoral Concert. Here I spot an ape head, a lion head, an elephant head and what could be a mule or horse head.
Not sure why he didn’t put a crocodile in this one, although he did paint one in his Venus of Urbino (below).
Is this all a coincidence? Maybe.
Did I happen to mention that I found an elephant in Michelangelo’s
Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden (Sistine Chapel)?
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I clearly see a crocodile’s head in the grass/foreground of the “Pastoral Concert” painting.
Yeah, I see it to. It’s the highlights in the grass between the two naked figures.