Artifact Puzzles - Renoir Pears Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
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This 166-piece wooden jigsaw puzzle of Auguste Renoir's impressionist still life of pears has a special puzzle design by Chandler Millwood. Instead of traditional piece shapes, connectors, or whimsies, the puzzle consists of abstract blobular pieces and narrow spiral pieces that link them together. These super fancy pieces are larger than average.
Like all our puzzles, laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood. Packaged in a blue box with magnetic clasp. Made in USA.
8.75" by 11.5"
Released November 2021.
Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up
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Suzanne in VT - Review from Hoefnagel Puzzle Club
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Enjoyed the swirly shapes!
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Ellen
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Bought this on a whim since I love fruit. Great cut design for the small piece count, it's like assembling a mass of spaghetti. Lots of fun and definitely a keeper.
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Claire R
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Hands down one of my favorite Artifact puzzles. Delicate, swooping piece shapes that perfectly suit the delicate shading and curving fruit of the image itself, and an irregular border that adds necessary challenge to the small piece size. The image is one that really rewards being broken down into a puzzle: expanses of blue, white, and yellow become more clearly mixtures of dozens of shades when examined on a piece-by-piece level. I can build this one again and again.
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Susan
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I bought this because I was so intrigued by Martha's review. Worked on it with a friend some days. We both thought it quite difficult, but now and then, some of the pieces just seemed to fall into place, where you wouldn't have expected them to. Can't wait to have someone else try it and get their impression. Gorgeously designed - many thanks, Chandler Millwood for this beautifully designed rendition of Renoir's Pears.
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Martha
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I can’t recall solving a puzzle quite like this before. The way it came together made it feel like the puzzle was growing itself and bringing me along for the ride. It wasn’t hard really, so much as it was fascinating! For those who’ve never experienced solving a puzzle without referencing the image, this might be a good one to experiment with. The piece shapes are amazing. As I worked, the desire to look up the designer was relentless but I found it impossible to step away from the puzzle at all to go and check. I can tell you now that Chandler Millwood has knocked this out of the park. It goes against my nature to tell you what to do, but you might not want to miss this one. ;-)