A young girl or an elderly woman in one picture.
W. E. Hill, "My Wife and Stepmother"
Almost every one of us has encountered the phenomenon of pictographic duality, especially in the form of "Freudian" paintings. A good example is the image "My wife and my mother-in-law" (Figure 2), published in 1915 by the cartoonist W. E. Hill, which presents a well-balanced choice of interpretations excluding extraneous details. See who you see first - this can be a difficult task even for psychologists.Such pictures develop both hemispheres very much and at the same time are very simple
