Shown above is a portion of a famous fresco. There is a devil hiding in the details; can you find him?

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Well………where is he?!

This is a very old Liebig hidden object card.

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Here’s another you can try, as well as “Where are the remaining smokers?”

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A Very Simple Game (AVSG) is a simple, fun hidden object game that features amusing (and sometimes bouncing!) facial expressions that cloak and hide a little dot. Each level the dot gets harder and harder to find. The simple game mechanics coupled with the relaxing soundtrack make for an engaging, easy to pick up hidden object game. Enjoy!

Can you Find the Fox?

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A perfectly symmetrical star is hidden in the design above; can you find it?

Feel free to print the picture above, it may make the puzzle easier to solve…

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I think this translates into: Where is the fifth soldier?

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This antique puzzle card is asking: Where is the Turk?

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Also popular of late is the 12 dot puzzle: where you must connect all of the dots via 5 straight lines- plus you must finish where you started.

The term ‘Beefeater’ is humorously applied to certain functionaries belonging to the Yeoman of the Guard, a body which first appeared at the coronation of Henry VII in 1485. Beefeaters have been stationed at the Tower of London.

Legend has it that there have been ravens at the Tower of London since time immemorial, and if they ever leave, the monarchy and the tower itself will fall.

In this hidden picture puzzle, your job is to find the Tower Raven

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Smart-Kit’s archive of Hidden Picture Puzzles

Find the fault picture cards gallery of puzzles online

Something (or someone?)  is  hidden inside the fingerprint….

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Another fingerprint hidden object puzzle (printable)

For this hidden object puzzle, your goal is to find the lantern. Sad to say, I haven’t found it yet : (

Not sure what the 1st part of the sentence says, but the last bit says ‘Can you find the Druid?’

The translation reads:  “Where are the two artists?”

Another cool Liebig Hidden Object Card-Can you find Pierrot?

UPDATE: Thanks to Oneiric, we have a translation!!

-We call this place the Rooster’s rocks: for me, I see nothing that justifies this qualification.

-Me neither, but I come and we will search together.

I still have a bunch of these antique French picture cards left. Some are easy, while others are very hard. If anyone feels confident about the French Translation,  enter it into the ‘comment’ section below and I’ll post up here asap. Thanks! [click picture above to see in higher resolution]

Can pigs really swim? Not entirely sure,  but if you look carefully, you’ll see another creature that is more in its element…