Thought this was a magic eye image at first. Was going to decouple my field of vision to see if there was a hidden image.
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I kept trying, makes sense that it didn't work as it's from 1912 lol.
Took me a few seconds. This is honestly a really nice piece.
it's like a colorful Nu Descendant un Escalier.
Probably worth mentioning it's from 1912. It's sometimes easy to assume more experimental works are from the 1960s or later.
The guy deserves more widespread recognition, he really was ahead of his time.
I love his Running Dog, like the grandaddy of "blurry pictures of dogs".
EDIT: I'm gonna try and paste it... here
Consider it done!
This AI sucks! Doesn't know how to draw a full person.
If you say so, Giac...