Hidden Images in The Old Fisherman

Hidden Images in The Old Fisherman

The Old Fisherman, painted in 1902 by Tivadar Kosztka, is an oddly asymmetrical piece. Researchers later discovered that the painting contains two hidden images. When mirrored, the left side reveals a godly man praying in nature, while the right side creates an image of the Devil in an industrialized landscape.

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