Everyone can see the umbrella but you have eyes of a hawk if you spot the hidden face in 11 seconds

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EVERYONE can spot the umbrella but only those with the eyes of a hawk can spot the hidden face in 11 seconds.

Only those with a keen eye for detail and 20/20 vision can succeed in this challenging brain teaser.

Victorian trade card advertising Brown & Co.'s shoes; includes an optical illusion. — Can you spot the face?

There characters walking with umbrellas – but there is a hidden face somewhere.

Take a look at careful look at the image, can you spot the face?

Make sure you cast a keen eye over the picture and scan every nook and cranny of this mind-boggling puzzle.

Get yourself comfortable and set your timer.

You will need great attention to detail and composure to succeed in this challenge as all is not what it seems.

Picture puzzles are a form of brain teaser that tests the reader’s critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

These challenges have the potential to boost intelligence and improve concentration.

If you find this challenge too easy, or enjoy testing your brain, have a look at our other optical illusions.

To make things harder, try figuring out what’s wrong with this image of smiling women as you count their legs in 11 seconds.

Or you might want to prove you have a 20/20 vision as you search for a strawberry in this carnival scene.

Did you know that optical illusions have an array of benefits for your mind and body?

Psychologists at The University of Glasgow found that staring at an optical illusion can improve eye sight by allowing you to see small print.

Escape London says puzzles can also give your mind a great workout and may “boost your brain’s activity” which “reduces the risk of dementia.”

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Still haven’t found the mysterious face?

Here’s a handy hint – have a look in the middle of the image.

Did you spot the face?

Congratulations! You have 20/20 vision and a high IQ.

If not, don’t worry – we’ve added the solution below.

Keep your brain engaged and have a go at our three other illusions.