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Selling for around one million dollars in 2009 and again in 2017, talented Romantic British painter Solomon Joseph Solomon's painting of Eve, overshadows the fact that the artist would later become known for HIDING. In 1915, during World War One the enlisted artist was asked to work on a cutting edge technology, fake trees. The camouflage tree, which hid a steel observation tower, was based on the French painter Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scévola's design. Solomon became so obsessed with camouflage that he wrote a controversial book on the topic in 1920.

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