From Karlson-on-the-Roof, by Astrid Lindgren
... Midge went over to see what Karlson had been painting. 'Portrait of my Rabbits' was written along the bottom, but what Karlson had painted was a little red animal which looked more like a fox. 'Isn't that a fox?' asked Midge. Karlson came swooping down and landed beside him. He put his head on one side and peered at his picture. 'Yes, certainly it's a fox, without doubt, it is a fox painted by the World's Best Fox Painter.' 'Yes, but,' said Midge, 'it says "portrait of my rabbits" ... Where are the rabbits?' 'They're inside the fox,' said Karlson. -- p. 74