You’ve got an eye for details if you can spot the NSFW ‘full moon’ in the 16th-century painting
IF YOU can spot the NSFW “full moon” in this 16th-century oil painting, then you certainly have an eye for spotting tiny detail.
There is an awful lot going on in this piece of artwork, making the quest fiendishly difficult.
The 1559 artwork is Netherlandish Proverbs by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
Bruegel was a Dutch/Flemish artist, considered one of the greats of his generation.
He was a pioneer in his depiction of peasants in his work.
Proverbs were popular during his lifetime and he depicted them in a fantastical way in this work.
It features a collection of people, and animals, at work, play, and, in some cases, survival.
Bizarre and absurd, there is a lot of detail in this piece of art.
At the bottom, pigs are being slaughtered and butchered.
In one corner, an impish character is being held down by a woman.
At a table, a dog wears a napkin ready for supper.
On the lake, one man walks on water while another looks to be drowning.
Nearby, another man releases a serpent.
There is a lot going on in this picture.
Never one to shy away from body parts or bodily functions, Netherlandish Proverbs also depicts bottoms on full display.
But can you find them?
Who, amongst the many characters, is doing a full moon?
Don’t worry if your eyes fail you.
The culprits are circled in red in the picture below, solving this eye test once and for all.