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Pomegranate puzzles

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Vision Quest is a David Krovblit collage: a layered gathering of imagery in which surreal and allegorical elements sit alongside references to nostalgia, pop culture, and everyday life. Krovblit describes his collages as curations of lost visual history.

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David Krovblit: Vision Quest

1,000 pieces25.0 Ă— 25.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition presents a David Krovblit collage, translating his contemporary-art work into a jigsaw format. Krovblit concepts and creates each collage's individual layers in Photoshop, then prints, hand-cuts, and reassembles them in physical mediums; his artworks run deep with meaning and whimsy.

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Interwoven stems, leaves, and blossoms fill the frame in this close-up, ground-level view of Pacific Northwest garden vegetation. A bee, a beetle, a wasp, and an exotic jewel beetle are tucked in among the blooms and foliage.

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Deb Stoner: Chaos

500 pieces24.0 Ă— 18.0 in

Deb Stoner's Chaos comes to jigsaw form in this Pomegranate puzzle. The artist made the garden image with a flatbed scanner used in place of a camera, and the artwork presents an ant's-eye view of Pacific Northwest vegetation.

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Deb Stoner's 2015 work Siri's Lilac is an elaborate photographic still life. She builds intricate compositions with a scanner instead of a camera, recording fine details of collected plants and bugs. The piece takes both its name and subjects from the garden of her friend and fellow artist Siri Schillios, and it joins natural and digital elements.

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Deb Stoner: Siri's Lilac

1,000 pieces27.0 Ă— 20.0 in

Pomegranate's puzzle edition of Deb Stoner's Siri's Lilac presents her elaborate photograph. Stoner treats a flatbed scanner as her camera, and the artwork combines natural and digital elements.

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A detail from the north wall of Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry, one of the largest panels in the mural. The imagery comes from the Ford plant on the Rouge River, which Rivera sketched in preparation for the painting; the sprawling factory complex and its industrial architecture shape the scene.

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Diego Rivera: Detroit Industry

1,000 pieces29.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle presents a detail from Detroit Industry, the mural Diego Rivera made for the Detroit Institute of Arts. William Valentiner, the museum's director, commissioned the work, and Edsel Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company, funded it; Rivera's assignment was to paint the walls of the museum's Garden Court.

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The image reproduces Diego Rivera's mural Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park, which gathers conquistadors, politicians, revolutionaries, and artists from four centuries of Mexican history in one park scene. Near the left of center is the muralist's child-sized self-portrait, with Frida Kahlo positioned above and behind him. Rivera's hand meets the skeletal hand of La Calavera Catrina, who stands beside her black-suited creator, illustrator José Guadalupe Posada; the Catrina is a satirical figure associated with Day of the Dead celebrations.

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Diego Rivera: Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park

1,000 pieces32.0 Ă— 16.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition of Diego Rivera's Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park reproduces the mural as a single picture, keeping the mural's historical sweep in one image. The subject sits at the intersection of Mexican history, Latin American art, and Day of the Dead imagery.

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A touchstone of Expressionist art, Edvard Munch's The Scream centers on the angst and agony of the human condition. Munch returned to the theme in more than one version, and the piercing composition has long since been absorbed into popular visual culture.

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Edvard Munch: The Scream

500 pieces18.0 Ă— 24.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw edition of The Scream presents Edvard Munch's Expressionist landmark as the image of the completed puzzle, reproducing the painting itself as the artwork for the jigsaw.

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A glowing sunrise over the rocky archipelago off Kragerø, Norway. The painting emphasizes the sun as an energy-giving force, and its symmetry, structure, and power enforce its significance.

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Edvard Munch: The Sun

1,000 pieces29.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This Pomegranate jigsaw features Edvard Munch's The Sun, the monumental painting that still occupies the front of Oslo University's assembly hall. One of the artist's most recognizable masterpieces, the image reproduces a landmark of modern mural painting and a Norwegian coastal subject.

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At the lower left, a bird holds a banner reading “An Exhibition.” The scene also includes a guy floating above in his nightgown, a masked man on a red bicycle, and, at the far right, a character topped with a bat.

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Edward Gorey

1,000 pieces29.0 Ă— 20.0 in

Pomegranate's Edward Gorey jigsaw puzzle uses his work Untitled, 1965, an enigmatic gathering of characters. The artist is credited as Gorey (American, 1925–2000).

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A precarious scene suspends time: a baby may be tossed or falling, a note is being passed upstairs, and two men with carpetbags may have just arrived or may be making a hasty exit.

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Edward Gorey: Baby Toss

1,000 pieces20.0 Ă— 25.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition of Baby Toss (Falling. ) centers on one scene by the American artist Edward Gorey. The artwork is humorous, and its title adds the question — Falling. — to the baby's toss or fall.

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Edward Gorey's Dancing Cats fills the scene with a cast of cats in motion: one juggles cookies, another leads a cheer, another skates, another conducts an orchestra, and one soars on butterfly wings. The figures share an energetic, comedic spirit.

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Edward Gorey: Dancing Cats

300 pieces18.0 Ă— 27.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle built around Edward Gorey's Dancing Cats illustrations. The image brings together a cat cast in a series of comic routines, keeping to animal and humor territory in an illustrated style.

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Edward Gorey's Dracula in Dr. Seward's Library is one of Gorey's stage designs for Bram Stoker's Dracula. The artwork uses the artist's cross-hatched drawing technique.

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Edward Gorey: Dracula in Dr. Seward's Library

500 pieces24.0 Ă— 18.0 in

This puzzle reproduces one of Edward Gorey's stage designs for Bram Stoker's Dracula. Gorey, an author and illustrator, also worked as a set and costume designer for many theater productions. His celebrated staging of Bram Stoker's Dracula earned him a Tony.

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A black-and-white illustration adapted from the drop curtain for the 1992 Cambridge and Philadelphia productions of Amphigorey: The Musical, with lackadaisical Edwardian figures lounging across it.

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Edward Gorey: Drop Curtain

1,000 pieces29.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle adapts the drop curtain Edward Gorey designed for the Philadelphia and Cambridge stagings of Amphigorey: The Musical, a production he wrote and designed the sets for. The puzzle image is taken from that theatrical artwork.

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A single scene spans a Victorian-style drawing room and the manicured grounds beyond it: a portrait of the Frawgge Mfrg. Co. founder hangs above the mantel, the tea party has fallen apart, and homicides take place outside. Frogs decorate the scene throughout.

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Edward Gorey: Frawgge Mfrg. Co.

1,000 pieces20.0 Ă— 27.0 in

Edward Gorey's darkly mischievous artwork Frawgge Mfrg. appears here as a Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle, keeping the artist's balance of a vaguely Victorian setting, frog motifs, and macabre humor.

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Seventeen cats occupy the front steps of 82 Maple Street, each holding a different posture: a calico sits with her paws tucked tidily beneath her, while an adolescent tabby lies on its back with its feet in the air. The rest of the group stands, sits, stretches, or dozes on the front steps.

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Edward Gorey: Seventeen Cats

300 pieces18.0 Ă— 24.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle featuring Edward Gorey's Seventeen Cats on the Front Steps of 82 Maple Street. The artwork is a group portrait of the feline friends that held the artist's lifelong attention, gathered at one residential address.

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A scene from Edward Gorey's murder mystery The Awdrey-Gore Legacy, featuring a cast of intriguing characters. The image is described as offering a clue about the murder of Miss D. Awdrey-Gore, an elderly writer of detective stories.

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Edward Gorey: The Awdrey-Gore Legacy

500 pieces27.0 Ă— 18.0 in

This Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle showcases Edward Gorey's artwork from his murder-mystery tale The Awdrey-Gore Legacy. The scene centers on a group of characters and a hidden clue, reflecting Gorey's noted taste for playfully sinister personalities. The puzzle is categorized under humor.

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A gathering of 22 book covers illustrated by Edward Gorey, each reproduced as its own design in pen-and-ink drawing with hand-lettered titles. The covers come from literary books he worked on, among them titles by Joseph Conrad, Henry James, and Charles Dickens.

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Edward Gorey's Book Covers

1,000 pieces20.0 Ă— 27.0 in

A jigsaw puzzle of Edward Gorey's early book-cover designs, made while illustrating paperbacks and dust jackets in Doubleday Anchor's art department. The covers shown were produced for literary editions by writers such as Joseph Conrad, Henry James, and Charles Dickens, and they display the hand-lettered pen-and-ink approach he was developing at the time.

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Call It Fate features a diving parrot and a shipwreck, along with a mystical realm of brilliantly colored birds. The Surrealist painting is laced with clues and symbolism; these elements allow multiple interpretations.

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El Gato Chimney: Call It Fate

500 pieces18.0 Ă— 27.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle reproduces El Gato Chimney's Call It Fate. His Surrealist contemporary art mixes medieval storytelling with modern fantasy; influences include graffiti, steampunk, alchemy, and spiritualism. Brilliantly colored birds inhabit a mystical realm, and the imagery leaves room for interpretation.

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The artwork centers on totem poles, the First Nations subject that runs through Emily Carr's paintings of Canada's Pacific coast. The canvas focuses on the poles themselves, one of the First Nations images she produced alongside her landscapes of British Columbia.

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Emily Carr: Totem Poles

1,000 pieces20.0 Ă— 25.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle reproduces Emily Carr's Totem Poles. Carr trained in San Francisco and Europe, began her career in Vancouver, and later returned to northern British Columbia to paint the canvases for which she is best known.

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A vase overflows with blossoms in Eric Wert's still life, each flower rendered with close attention to texture, shadow, and saturated color. The arrangement presses forward past the rim of the container, and the painting follows the Dutch still-life tradition while taking the floral subject in a contemporary direction.

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Eric Wert: The Arrangement

1,000 pieces20.0 Ă— 25.0 in

This Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle features The Arrangement, a painting by the contemporary American artist Eric Wert. Wert's floral still lifes extend the Dutch still-life tradition, and this puzzle edition reproduces the artwork.

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Inside a window frame, moths flit among leafy garden plants whose foliage serves as caterpillar food, while phases of the moon chart the passage from day to night.

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Erin E. Hunter: Emergence

500 pieces27.0 Ă— 18.0 in

Pomegranate presents Erin E. Hunter's Emergence, a contemporary scientific illustration of moths and their host plants accented by moon phases. Hunter's background as a scientific illustrator brings observational detail to this American art puzzle with Garden & Floral and Animals themes.

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A circular composition arranged like a rose window: a wreath of manzanita blooms circles an interior filled with flower and feather detail. The design is a tribute to pollinators.

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Erin E. Hunter: Floral Compass

500 pieces22.0 Ă— 22.0 in

A circular jigsaw puzzle featuring Floral Compass by scientific illustrator Erin E. Hunter's study of the natural world—backyards, city park benches, botanic gardens—shapes imagery devoted to pollinators, hummingbirds, and blossoms, presented here in a circular format.

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