Al Hirschfeld is so telling .

Well hello there! Last week I wrote aquiz highlighting the work of Al Hirschfeld. Even though it didn’t have any bearing on the quiz, I neglected to mention a really cool Easter egg in Al Hirschfeld’s work.

Hirschfeld had a daughter named Nina, who was born in 1945. He creatively hid her name in the majority of his sketches. TBH, it’s really fun to search for the hidden “Ninas.” So, without further ado, here are 15 of Hirschfeld’s celebrity caricatures. See if you can spot the name “Nina” in each of them. If you can’t, well, there’s a “click to reveal” image for you that’ll point them out.

1.“Nina” is hidden in this Elvis caricature FIVE times. Can you find them?

2.What about in this photo of Audrey á laBreakfast at Tiffany’s?

3.“Nina” is hidden in Hirschfeld’s Cher three times. Do you see them?

4.“Nina” is hidden in Meryl’s caricature three times. Where are they?

5.“Nina” appears twice in this drawing of Diana Ross. Can you spot them?

6.“Nina” is hidden in plain sight somewhere in thisCasablancasketch. Do you see it?

7.The “Nina” in this caricature of Frank Sinatra is pretty stealthy. Get out your eagle eyes and find it!

8.If you miss the handful of “Ninas” in this drawing of Marilyn, you aren’t even trying.

9.What about in this image of Cary Grant?

10.Can you spot the “Nina” in this Marlon Brando masterpiece?

11.What about this image of American violinist, Isaac Stern?

12.Think you can spot one of three instances of “Nina” in this caricature of Marlene Dietrich?

13.What about the “Nina” in this image of Judy Garland?

14.OK, let’s see if you can spot the “Nina” in this image of Katherine Hepburn.

15.Finally, take a glance at this self-portrait of Al Hirschfeld, himself. There are three “Ninas” in here!

What a cool Easter egg! Do YOU know of any other art Easter eggs? Please tell me, I kind of geek out about them. Thanks!

Comments noting Al Hirschfeld's hidden "Nina" signature, overlooked by a BuzzFeed post about his caricatures

An elderly man with a white beard, dressed in a short-sleeved shirt, is sketching on a large piece of paper. He appears focused on his work

Cartoon caricature of Elvis Presley performing, with exaggerated features and expressive pose

Stylized caricature of Elvis Presley in a dynamic pose with exaggerated features and detailed clothing

Cartoon drawing of Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" wearing a glamorous dress, long gloves, a pearl necklace, a tiara, and sunglasses

Audrey Hepburn illustration wearing a chic dress, long gloves, sunglasses, and an elaborate updo, holding a long cigarette holder

Cartoon of Cher with curly hair, a beaded outfit, and arm gloves, striking a confident pose

A black and white artistic illustration of a smiling Meryl Streep, depicted with long flowing hair and wearing a draped outfit with abstract lines

Artistic drawing of Timothée Chalamet with stylized long hair and abstract, colorful details on the shoulders and chest

Stylized illustration of a woman with exaggerated features and long flowing hair, drawn with fluid lines by Al Hirschfeld

An abstract drawing of a woman with closed eyes and raised arms by artist Hirschfeld. She has long hair and a serene expression

Cartoon of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman embracing, both in trench coats and hats, with serious expressions

Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman are depicted in a stylized, black-and-white caricature drawing by Hirschfeld, portraying a moment from the film "Casablanca."

Caricature of Frank Sinatra singing into a microphone while wearing a hat and bow tie

Caricature drawing of Frank Sinatra, wearing a checkered hat and bow tie, singing into a microphone

Line drawing of a woman in an expressive pose, clutching her chest with one hand and her dress swirling around her legs

Drawing of Marilyn Monroe in a classic pose with her dress billowing up

Caricature of Cary Grant in a pinstripe suit, holding a cigarette, with an exaggerated expression. Artwork by Al Hirschfeld

Caricature of a man in a pinstripe suit with a fedora, holding a pipe. The tie has the word "Newsweek" written repeatedly. Illustration by Hirschfeld

Cartoon of a person in a sailor hat, leather jacket, and jeans, holding a microphone stand, illustrated by Al Hirschfeld

Drawing of Marlon Brando in a tough pose, wearing a leather jacket and cap, holding a motorcycle handlebar

A caricature of famous violinist Itzhak Perlman passionately playing the violin, created by artist Al Hirschfeld

Illustration of a man playing the violin, depicted with exaggerated facial features and a focused expression

Illustration of a person reclining on a fluffy chair, wearing a glamorous, form-fitting outfit. The person is deep in thought. Artist's signature: Hirschfeld

A caricature of a seated woman wearing a luxurious dress, pensively resting her head on her hand. The words "yuck" and "blah" are visible on the dress

Illustration of a woman with short hair and a hat, wearing a stylish suit and heels, dramatically pulling back a curtain with a shadowed figure in the background

Liza Minnelli illustration in a stylish stage outfit, standing poised between curtains

A person with wavy hair is joyfully holding a drink with a raised hand. A bottle in a bucket and an additional glass are on the table. Art by Al Hirschfeld

Caricature of a smiling woman with wavy hair holding a drink, with a bottle in an ice bucket and a glass on the table

Caricature of an older man with pronounced eyebrows, mustache, and beard, drawn by artist Hirschfeld