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New York Puzzle Company puzzles

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A bear in a suit and tie carries papers while commuters surge past him at a busy city crosswalk. Surprise, urban energy, and a playful visual joke shape the scene.

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City Bear

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Peter de Sève's City Bear artwork shows a formally dressed bear carrying papers, startled by the commuter rush around a city crosswalk. The puzzle features random die-cut pieces, a linen-style finish, and a recommended age of 13 and up.

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A hollowed tree trunk opens to reveal woodland animals gathered around a fire for coffee and pie. Outside, snow falls over the surrounding forest and settles across the trees.

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Cold Hollow

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

An original Loré Pemberton painting adapted as a winter-seasonal jigsaw puzzle, with a linen-style surface finish and manufacturing in the USA.

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A train arcs along the rails toward the coast in the closing light of day, its windows warm and lit. The sky runs from deep blue overhead to bright orange at the horizon, where Coney Island takes shape in silhouette — the Wonder Wheel and a roller coaster rising above the summer shoreline.

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Coney Island Express

300 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

Eric Drooker's cover for The New Yorker's September 5, 2011 issue, reproduced as a jigsaw puzzle with a linen-style finish. It ran the same week Hurricane Irene struck the city, and the cover came to stand as a tribute to the line returning to service days later. Recommended for ages 10 and up.

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Halloween partygoers crowd a packed dance floor: a mummy holding court in one corner, Cleopatra moving through the crowd, a pumpkin-headed dancer twirling past a football player, and a guest in a bear costume near the band. Costume details and paired characters fill the rest of the room.

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Costume Ball

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

An original Tug Rice illustration, produced as a linen-style-finish jigsaw puzzle made in the USA. Costume comedy drives the scene, from coordinated couples to improvised looks.

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Set in the countryside of China, the artwork shows people moving about alongside the mountains and taking in the view around them. An original illustration gathers the landscape and its figures into a single serene scene.

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Country Prayer

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Country Prayer is an original illustration by Victo Ngai, produced as a jigsaw puzzle with a linen-style finish and made in the USA. Its subject matter sits within travel and landscape themes.

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A woman in a breezy sundress settles in for a cozy evening at home, her cats arranged around her. The room she inhabits is richly decorated: a lush houseplant, an intricate wall tapestry, and colorful furniture, pillows, and accessories fill the space, all rendered in bright, saturated color.

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Cozy Night In

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle reproduces an original illustration by Adelina Lirius. It is cut with random die-cut pieces, so no two pieces share the same shape, and the surface carries a linen-style finish.

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On the lawn by a river, people in vintage clothing hold mallets for a croquet game. From the riverbank, a man paints the group on canvas, and a child climbs a nearby tree.

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Croquet Afternoon

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

Croquet Afternoon by Tug Rice is a New York Puzzle Company puzzle with a vintage riverside croquet scene. Figures in vintage clothing gather on the lawn, a man paints the group from the riverbank, and a child climbs a nearby tree; a linen-style finish is also noted.

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A woman makes her way by boat across the water while people look on, their attention fixed on the crossing. The picture turns on that journey and the onlookers who follow it.

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Crossing Borders

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Crossing Borders is a New York Puzzle Company jigsaw featuring an original illustration by Victo Ngai on a travel theme. The puzzle carries a linen-style finish and is made in the USA.

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A mother and her young children work together at morning chores inside a greenhouse, with newly budding seeds and plants in various stages of growth filling the space around them.

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Dawn Chorus

500 pieces19.0 × 19.0 in

Dawn Chorus reproduces an original Loré Pemberton painting as a jigsaw puzzle, pairing the artist's greenhouse scene with a linen-style finish.

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The Washington Metro system mapped in full: six color-coded lines — Red, Orange, Silver, Blue, Yellow, and Green — run across the composition, with station stops marked along each route and the transfer points clustered in central Washington. The diagram covers every station, from Shady Grove to Branch Avenue, and holds to the geometric line-and-node style of a modern subway map.

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DC Metro Map

500 pieces19.0 × 19.0 in

A New York Puzzle Company jigsaw built on WMATA's Washington Metro system map, with the transit network itself as the subject rather than a capital city scene. The puzzle surface carries a linen-style finish.

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Rolling green hills stretch into the distance behind a countryside homestead, with houses tucked into the landscape and doors standing open to the spring air. A mail carrier walks a sunlit path on a delivery round, passing flower beds in bloom as new growth spreads across the surrounding hills.

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Delivering Spring

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Delivering Spring reproduces an original painting by Loré Pemberton in the jigsaw format, presenting the artist's springtime countryside scene. The puzzle has a linen-style finish and is manufactured in the USA.

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A German Shepherd poses as the subject of a formal portrait, dressed in a velvet vest, a silk jacket, and a beret. Neatly clipped trees and shrubbery sit behind the dog, suggesting a well-kept estate garden and lending the scene a mock-formal, comic air.

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Distinguished Dog

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Distinguished Dog turns an original Bill Mayer illustration into a jigsaw puzzle, applying vintage portrait conventions to a comically overdressed canine. The puzzle surface has a linen-style finish.

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An array of dogs — poodles, bulldogs, dalmatians and collies among them — appears against a crisp white background, each drawn in a lighthearted cartoon style with its own distinct character.

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Doggies

750 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

This puzzle reproduces Kenneth Mahood's dog-filled March 21, 1970 cover for The New Yorker. It is made in the USA and recommended for ages 10 and up.

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Draco Malfoy stands at the center of this portrait in Slytherin robes, his green-and-silver tie neatly tied and his expression unreadable. Botanicals crowd close on every side, with a skull resting near his feet and a serpent coiled above along the gilded frame. A green-washed backdrop gives the whole scene a theatrical cast.

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Draco Malfoy

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

An original anime-inspired illustration from the Harry Potter world, built around a single portrait of the Slytherin character Draco Malfoy. The puzzle has a linen-style finish.

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A woman in a nightgown and sweater steps from her cottage doorway into sunrise, and morning light filters through the trees as autumn leaves swirl past in red, gold, and orange. Inside the countryside home, a simple breakfast waits on the table.

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Early Risers

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Early Risers adapts an original painting by New England artist Loré Pemberton into a fall-themed cottage scene, and the puzzle itself is produced with a linen-style finish.

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A jaguar takes on the role of a frontiersman, dressed in rugged Western attire and holding a commanding pose against the warm hues of a Western sunset.

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El Jefe

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

El Jefe is built around an original illustration by Bill Mayer, paired here with a random die-cut in which no two pieces are alike. The jigsaw carries a linen-style finish and is made in the USA.

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A woman relaxes in her chair, absorbed in a book, while her cats play around her in a bright city apartment. The colorful, intricate interior frames a quiet moment of city life.

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Enjoying Life

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

A New Yorker cover by Mark Ulriksen supplies the artwork for this jigsaw puzzle, which is made with uniquely die-cut pieces and a linen-style finish.

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A city street in winter, with cheerful pedestrians crowding snow-dusted sidewalks and a corner stand filled with fresh Christmas trees. The frame is full of holiday-season street activity.

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Evergreen Corner

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Evergreen Corner reproduces Ilonka Karasz's New Yorker cover art from December 21, 1935 as a jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle is made with a linen-style finish.

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A gallery wall of fourteen framed portraits, each frame holding a different character. Some sitters share their frame with a companion — a cat, a bird, butterflies, an alligator, a bejeweled turtle — while others appear behind masks or carry hints of time travel. Backgrounds shift between outdoor settings, a studio, and rooms at home, so the wall mixes places as well as personalities.

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Familiar Strangers

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Janet Hill's Familiar Strangers is a whimsical illustration adapted as a jigsaw puzzle, built as a portrait wall made up of separate character vignettes. The puzzle carries a linen-style finish.

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A woman in sunglasses and fashionable winter wear carries a small boxwood plant as she steps out of a city corner bodega. The storefront behind her is dressed for the holidays with Christmas trees in several sizes, boxwood garlands, classic wreaths and oversized bows, while snowflakes fall over the street. Three penguins waddle at her side past wrapped gifts and holiday trimmings scattered across the sidewalk.

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Festive Bodega

500 pieces19.0 × 19.0 in

An original illustration by Jenny Kroik, produced with a linen-style surface finish. The artwork places New York City street life inside a Christmas-and-winter holiday setting, with a whimsical fantasy element woven into the urban scene.

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The picture centers on the mythic Firebird: a single dynamic figure, graceful and powerful, ringed by a lush, otherworldly landscape full of life and mystery. Striking color and fluid movement run through the composition, setting bright, fiery passages against deeper dramatic contrast.

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Firebird

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Firebird is a fantasy and mythology puzzle built on an original illustration by Victo Ngai. The die-cut is random, with each piece shape unique, and the puzzle carries a linen-style finish; it is made in the USA.

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Roz Chast's New Yorker cover art centers on a disgruntled ice cream scooper at an ice cream counter. A nearby menu lists flavors described as more alarming than appetizing; among the names are Mothball Medley, Tumbleweed, Lard Swirl, Gowanus Surprise, First Avenue Fudge, and Bodegaberry. The final three are identified as insider nods for New Yorker fans. Bold color and sharp humor run through the scene.

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Flavor of the Week

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

Flavor of the Week adapts a Roz Chast New Yorker cover into a jigsaw puzzle, carrying over the cartoon ice cream counter and its menu of alarming flavor names. The puzzle has a linen-style finish and is made in the USA, and the recommended age is 10 and up.

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A mother and her son spend the afternoon arranging bouquets of flowers, the pair pictured together amid the florals they are handling. The scene is an original painting, taking the florist's craft as its subject.

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Florists

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

Loré Pemberton's original painting appears here as a New York Puzzle Company jigsaw, produced with a linen-style finish and recommended for ages 13 and up.

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