Okay, okay, by popular demand...
I'm not sayin' this is a dreadfully clever test or anything else--I whipped it up in a fairly short span to test James's ability to pull Napoleon out of a lineup, and I was goin' for a range of looks so that he couldn't accuse me of stacking it full of Napoleon ringers-- but since you asked to see it...
The correct answer is under the cut.
Napoleon was actually D. James had it down to D & A, the Duke of Wellington, but went for A. The others are random guys from French paintings of the era. (Now, me, I would have assumed that the one obviously out of place--it's the only sepia tone of the lot--was the obvious choice, but James is either not that devious, or assumed that I WOULD be that devious...)
I'm not sayin' this is a dreadfully clever test or anything else--I whipped it up in a fairly short span to test James's ability to pull Napoleon out of a lineup, and I was goin' for a range of looks so that he couldn't accuse me of stacking it full of Napoleon ringers-- but since you asked to see it...
The correct answer is under the cut.
Napoleon was actually D. James had it down to D & A, the Duke of Wellington, but went for A. The others are random guys from French paintings of the era. (Now, me, I would have assumed that the one obviously out of place--it's the only sepia tone of the lot--was the obvious choice, but James is either not that devious, or assumed that I WOULD be that devious...)