Apart from the girl in the picture, there is also a man, yet not everyone is able to spot him.
As it turns out, the concept is quite straightforward. Artists sometimes took on the role of marketers, and they had the task of using an image depicting a specific product to entice potential buyers. If they created a plain and ordinary picture, indistinguishable from others, it would fail to capture the attention of potential customers. However, if the picture was more complex, say, containing a riddle or a puzzle element, clients would be drawn to examine it closely. Consequently, they might end up noticing the product or the manufacturer’s name. After all, advertising has always been the driving force behind trade.
Now, take a look at today’s intriguing puzzle. This is a fragment of a chocolate wrapper from the 18th century. To attract customers, they commissioned an artist with a flair for entertainment to design this wrapper. At the bottom of the wrapper (or the image), there was a question posed: “Where is this man, who is a gentleman?”
So, are you up to the challenge of finding the man hidden in the picture?
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