Upside-downers: Pictures to Stretch the Imagination

Philomel (1988)
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Abstract

Figures from two sets of playing cards, each of which seems upside down to the other, pursue their queer and quacky quarreling, until one of the kings points out that it is all a matter of point of view.

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