Artifact Puzzles - Piero di Cosimo Liberazione di Andromeda Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
This 411 piece wooden puzzle is one of the most difficult puzzles we offer. It's a 16th century painting of the Greek myth where the hero Perseus frees Andromeda from a sea monster. Our puzzle features over a dozen detailed Greek-myth themed whimsy pieces by silhouette artist Kathryn Flocken (click the small image below the main product image to see example pieces). What makes this puzzle challenging though is the number of false edge pieces (this puzzle has a regular straight edge), and the connectors which were inspired by ancient Greek architecture (its difficulty category is "kind of hard"). Like all our puzzles, the pieces are 1/4" thick wood, and laser-cut. Packaged in our standard pine wood box. Made in USA.
- 411 pieces
- 17" x 10"
- laser cut wooden jigsaw puzzle
- Made in USA
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The beautiful picture Liberazione di Andromeda has been used by Artifact to make a difficult, yet extremely fun puzzle. One of the many things I love about Artifact is that they put so much effort into the design aspect of each puzzle, ensuring each one is always special and unique. In particular for this puzzle, I love the geometrically shaped pieces, which are extraordinary. The majority of the pieces have a very interesting shape that is somewhat rectangular, with hooked arms and small trapezoidal connectors. Each one reminds me of the old barrel of monkeys pieces (remember those?), had they been made in a more linear form. Providing even more challenging fun is the fact that some of the pieces are shaped exactly alike, so that they each will fit into multiple areas. Themed to the Grecian mythology of the painting, the abundant whimsies helped to make a few of the areas a little easier to complete. Forming the straight edged border was tricky, since the edge pieces are shaped the same as most of the interior pieces....loved it!! This is a phenomenal puzzle for anyone who enjoys puzzles on the more challenging end of the scale.