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Artist profile: Lori Schory
One of our biggest and most popular collections from a particular artist are puzzles with images from Lori Schory. Her love of nature and collage-style artwork makes for a great puzzling experience, and these puzzles just fly off the shelf! … Continue reading
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Van Gogh Jigsaw Puzzles
Unfortunately for the puzzle lovers, Van Gogh did not make jigsaw puzzles. But he did something much better: he painted. And he did a great job, as he is considered today one of the world’s greatest painters. The Dutch painter’s … Continue reading
Puzzle of the Day – Woman with a Parasol, Spain
Today’s jigsaw puzzle of the day is a dreamy one. Though it is titled, “Woman with a Parasol, Spain,” it is much more than that. The name suggests a woman, a sunny day and an exotic, beautiful landscape. But the … Continue reading
Pablo Picasso Jigsaw Puzzles
Nobody expects you to have a genuine Picasso painting in your living room, even though he was an incredibly prolific artist who produced thousands of artworks. Because he is considered as one of the greatest painters in history, his works … Continue reading
Puzzle of the Day – Chat Noir
Today’s puzzle brings you back to 19th century France. More precisely, it brings you closer to the bohemian district of Paris, Montmartre, and to its famous cabaret, Le Chat Noir (French for “The Black Cat”). Opened by Rodolphe Salis, an … Continue reading