Ecru Puzzles - Maurice Denis Pittsburgh Sunset Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle

$ 90.00

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This wooden jigsaw puzzle has 290 pieces and sports a post-impressionist painting by Maurice Denis of a Pittsburgh Sunset painting.

This is from our Ecru line, which features matte images that are easier on the eyes. 

Matt Lyon's puzzle design for the Frenchman's representation of Pittsburgh in 1927 is expressed with no whimsies, but is a puzzle of diverse abstract pieces and connectors. This puzzle has a straight edge and is harder than average. 

Like all our puzzles, made with 1/4" thick wood and the pieces are laser-cut.

Packaged in our standard pine wood box.

Made in USA.

11.25" by 13"

Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up

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Name: Deb W
Rating:
Review: Very pretty-- I didn't expect to enjoy this puzzle as much as I did -- I enjoyed it a lot. The colors are beautiful and it is a great color study with well done color gradation. A good one to do without the picture. The pieces are all very unique which add to the fun
30th Aug 2020, 04:04
Name: Lynn S.
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Review: I really like this style of artwork and I normally am drawn to impressionistic, abstract expressionist, or color field paintings. It’s a bit of rust belt nostalgia in its theme. I do like the dusky twilight colors and unusual but pleasing cut of the pieces. After doing two dozen artifact puzzles- it can be difficult to find something “new” but these shapes and subject matter are a bit different, so nice.
18th Aug 2020, 19:36
Name: Barb
Rating:
Review: I wasn't attracted to this artwork at first...but it grew on me. I'm glad it did because the puzzle was a real joy to assemble. The colors are soothing in a quirky-mix kind of way and the cut design is fun to work with. Parts of it put up a good fight but definitely keep you interested (no puzzle-fatigue with this one). Highly recommend! (don't use the pic)
10th Oct 2019, 19:23