Artifact Puzzles - Van Gogh Undergrowth with Two Figures Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
This is a mysterious 446 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle featuring Vincent Van Gogh's "Undergrowth with Two Figures." Designed by Jef Bambas, this uncanny but beautiful puzzle boasts a large collection of French and Van Gogh themed whimsies and some of the most gorgeous split-tendril connectors. Come out from behind the trees and put your puzzling skills to the challenge with this really hard Artifact Puzzle.
Like all our puzzles, laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood. Packaged in our 3" pine wood box. Made in USA (specifically, in Fremont, California).
22" by 11"
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Claire R.
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This was my first split tendril puzzle, and I'm not sure I recommend it as a starting point to the style! At 446 pieces, with very little image differentiation in large sections of the puzzle, it's quite a challenge. I eventually resorted to letting my partner sort pieces by shape (everything with three left-turning arms in this row, everything with three right-turning arms in that row…) and then brute-forcing through all appropriately shaped pieces to solve the last of the green at the bottom and left. Very satisfying to finish, but definitely one where renting from Hoefnagel, not owning, was the right choice for me--I don't see myself wanting to do it again in a hurry! Still, if you already know you like split tendrils and found Layers of Afternoon and Crystal Grove too easy, Undergrowth with Two Figures is waiting for you to give you a mental work-out.
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Michele
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One of my favorite Artifact puzzles. Harder than most, yes, but so engaging. I do a lot of puzzles and the split-tendril puzzle pieces are so creative, and it is so great to have a fresh new puzzle challenge. They are now my favorite puzzles. I think this puzzle was a harder than the Crystal Grove, but only because there are more puzzle pieces. The whimsies help start the puzzle and the tree trunks and changes in colors guide you along. I was sad when it was completed.
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Rebecca T
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The split tendril connectors plus the overwhelming amount of green make this a very challenging puzzle to do. What's up, what's down? Who can tell? The themed whimsies were the only easy part!
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JSS
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Extremely difficult puzzle for me but, as usual, satisfying when it is completed.
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EJ
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I think this is just as difficult as Erin Hanson’s Crystal Grove puzzle, which I did before this one. I loved them both though. It’s both an accomplishment and sad when you finish - like losing a challenging friend.