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Pomegranate puzzles

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This historical map illustration depicts hypothetical sea monsters of 'the midnight countries' (northern Europe) from Sebastian Münster's 1544 Cosmographia. It shows bizarre beasts with tusks, horns, and spouts menacing sailors, including one seized by an enormous lobster, which adds a dramatic and amusing touch.

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Sebastian Münster: Sea Monsters

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

This puzzle features a whimsical map from Sebastian Münster's 1544 book Cosmographia, one of the earliest German-language descriptions of the world. It showcases the hypothetical sea monsters of northern Europe, rendered with Renaissance-era cartographic charm. The artwork combines historical curiosity with a playful sense of danger, making it a distinctive choice for puzzle enthusiasts.

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A still life of teacups set across a broad field of blue satin, its folds and swells arranged to suggest the surface of the sea. The painted arrangement pairs everyday tableware with the motif of an ocean crossing, the cups resting against the blue drape that fills the surrounding space.

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Sherrie Wolf: Sea of Tea

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw reproducing Sherrie Wolf's painting Sea of Tea. The still life places teacups on blue satin, a nod to her mother's postwar voyage from New Zealand to the United States and the possessions she carried along.

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Animal forms and abstract shapes share the surface of this painting, built from small color dots and contoured lines that flow in the manner of Eastern Woodland beadwork. The imagery reflects nature's seen and unseen forces.

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Starr Hardridge: Shapeshifter

1,000 pieces20.0 × 27.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw edition of Starr Hardridge's Shapeshifter carries the artist's pointillist painting into puzzle form. Hardridge works over a grid left by nylon mesh pressed into a layer of black Venetian plaster, then builds his compositions from color and contour, drawing on Muscogee Creek mythology and values as well as humanity's search for balance within nature.

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A 1935 pictorial map of Ireland with captions labeling landmarks such as lighthouses, castles, and universities, alongside historical facts about major battles, discoveries, and cultural events and geographic details including bodies of water, counties, and towns. Intricate borders and title decorations are adapted from illuminated manuscripts, while a leprechaun and a limerick add bits of whimsy.

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Story Map of Ireland

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

This 1935 Ireland map was part of a story-map series from Colortext Publications, issued during the 1930s and 1940s. The artwork preserves historical notes, place-name labels, and illuminated-manuscript ornament.

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A Black woman of the African diaspora wears an elaborate headdress and a patchwork coat, with muted colors in the background. Tamara Madden's mixed media technique brings the artwork to life.

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Tamara Madden: Her Coat of Many Colors

1,000 pieces16.0 × 32.0 in

Pomegranate reproduces Her Coat of Many Colors, a mixed-media artwork by Tamara Madden, as a jigsaw puzzle. Madden was renowned for featuring Black women of the African diaspora, and this artwork brings that subject into puzzle form.

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This puzzle reflects the era of balloonomania, a craze for hot-air balloons and parachutes that swept Europe. It relates to early ballooning milestones, such as Louis-Sébastien Lenormand's pioneering parachute attempt in 1783 and Francisque Arban's Adriatic Sea rescue in 1846.

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The Dream of Flight: Early Ballooning

1,000 pieces29.0 × 20.0 in

A fervent fascination with hot-air balloons and parachutes, known as balloonomania, swept through Europe beginning in the late 18th century and continued into the early 20th century. Spanning early ballooning history from Lenormand's first parachute attempt in 1783 to Arban's 1846 rescue from the Adriatic Sea, the puzzle captures the spectacle's peaks and valleys.

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A nautical scene set in coastal England 500 years ago shows ships departing Dover's port with roiling seas, snapping sails, flags flown high, and cannons at the ready. Henry VIII leads the fleet, himself aboard the Henry Grace à Dieu.

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The Embarkation

1,000 pieces32.0 × 16.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle reproduces a painting of Henry VIII leading a fleet from Dover's port aboard the Henry Grace à Dieu, departing for a peace summit with Francis I of France, later known as the Field of the Cloth of Gold. The artwork is part of European art and reflects the Renaissance kings' ambition to rule through diplomacy.

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The illustration depicts a medieval missionary who, according to its original caption, says he found the point where the sky and Earth touch.

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The Quest for Knowledge

500 pieces24.0 × 18.0 in

This Pomegranate puzzle reproduces the Flammarion engraving with color added, drawn from Camille Flammarion's 1888 volume L’atmosphère: météorologie populaire. Many have interpreted the image as a quest for knowledge, and the engraving's origins remain little documented, with myths accumulating around its history.

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An elegantly dressed and coiffed young woman lounges by the fire, reading. With her enigmatic expression, she suggests a story of her own. Is she absorbed in a love letter or the latest news?

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The Reading Woman

1,000 pieces20.0 × 27.0 in

This Pomegranate puzzle features Lucius Rossi's artwork of an elegantly dressed and coiffed young woman reading by the fire. With her enigmatic expression, she suggests a story of her own: is she absorbed in a love letter or the latest news.

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In Thomas Hart Benton's painting Trail Riders, a small band of horse-and-rider figures makes its way through a wide mountain vista. Snowy peaks and scattered patches of snow rise above an aqua lake that shares its tone with the cloud-swept sky.

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Thomas Hart Benton: Trail Riders

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle features Thomas Hart Benton's painting Trail Riders, dated 1964/1965. Benton was a regionalist painter and a proud Midwesterner; he visited the Rockies on horseback in 1964.

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A surrealist spring scene where calavera (skull) imagery meets flowers, birds, and butterflies. Colorful elements of nature carry the composition, with beauty and fantasy woven through.

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Tino Rodriguez and Virgo Paraiso: The Ecstatic Kiss of Spring

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle reproduces a painting by the artistic duo Tino Rodriguez and Virgo Paraiso, whose passion-filled work celebrates human transformation and explores sexuality, spirituality, and mortality within the cycle of life. Symbolic elements drawn from the artists' personal cultures run through their imagery.

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A birch grove in autumn color, rendered in bold brushstrokes and rich hues, set within the Canadian countryside.

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Tom Thomson: The Birch Grove, Autumn

1,000 pieces25.0 × 25.0 in

This jigsaw puzzle reproduces Tom Thomson's The Birch Grove, Autumn, a painting of a birch grove in the Canadian landscape. Thomson worked as a guide and forest ranger in Algonquin Park, and his paintings reflect a close, affectionate familiarity with the countryside.

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A sweeping wilderness landscape filled with a mingled assortment of animals, painted in Tom Uttech's contemporary style. The Ojibwe title translates to "hope of good things to come," and the scene centers on the natural world and the variety of life within it.

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Tom Uttech: Enassamishhinjijweian

1,000 pieces25.0 × 25.0 in

A jigsaw puzzle edition of Tom Uttech's painting Enassamishhinjijweian, presenting the contemporary American artist's landscape and its gathering of wildlife. The artwork's Ojibwe name means "hope of good things to come," and Uttech hopes paintings such as this inspire deeper care for our natural world.

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A woodblock-print view of mid-nineteenth-century Edo, the Japanese capital now known as Tokyo: landscape and everyday city life, with cats and other animals among the subjects. The image comes from Utagawa Hiroshige's series on the city and holds to the soft color range of his prints.

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Utagawa Hiroshige

500 pieces18.0 × 27.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw reproducing a print from Utagawa Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, a woodblock-print series counted among the high points of Japanese art. Hiroshige was one of the last great masters of Edo-period ukiyo-e, and the series records the landscape and daily life of mid-nineteenth-century Edo.

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Ibises appear in the composition amid budding passion flowers and juicy orange fruit. Romanenko's inspiration spans botany, natural history, and textile design, blending delicacy with resilience across natural and fabricated realms. The painting's scale puts the viewer in the action, giving a different perspective on the bird's-eye view.

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Vasilisa Romanenko: Ibises

1,000 pieces20.0 × 25.0 in

This Pomegranate puzzle reproduces a contemporary painting by artist Vasilisa Romanenko, whose work draws on botany, natural history, and textile design. The artwork depicts romantic ibises amongst budding passion flowers and juicy orange fruit, with a scale that puts the viewer in the action and offers a different perspective on the bird's-eye view.

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Boats carrying several figures move along the Oise near the rural French town of Auvers-sur-Oise, the riverside scene built from the artist's mix of luminous color and short, distinct brushstrokes.

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Vincent van Gogh: Bank of the Oise at Auvers

1,000 pieces25.0 × 20.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition of Bank of the Oise at Auvers reproduces Vincent van Gogh's 1890 painting. The artwork comes from the artist's final months in the rural French town of Auvers-sur-Oise, a period in which he completed more than 75 works.

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Vincent van Gogh's Irises, an Impressionist painting from May 1889. The picture depicts irises, its garden-and-floral subject.

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Vincent van Gogh: Irises

1,000 pieces25.0 × 20.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw puzzle featuring Vincent van Gogh's Irises, the Impressionist floral painting. The artwork — its irises and the artist's brushwork — serves as the puzzle's image.

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At night, the lamplit patio of a café in Arles, France. In the sky, the constellations are positioned as they appeared on that autumn evening, which astronomers have traced to September 16 or 17, 1888.

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Vincent van Gogh: Terrace of a Café at Night

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

A jigsaw puzzle reproducing Vincent van Gogh's painting of a lamplit café terrace in Arles, made before Starry Night and painted with an array of colors rather than the blacks and grays typical of nighttime paintings of the period. Van Gogh wrote that he worked on it on the spot at night, and the constellations he placed in the sky have been traced by astronomers to September 16 or 17, 1888.

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Spiraling stars fill a starlit sky above a peaceful landscape, where neatly outlined houses are drawn up around a church. Energetic impasto brushwork and vivid color animate the sky, while the village below keeps a calm, ordered arrangement.

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Vincent van Gogh: The Starry Night

1,000 pieces25.0 × 20.0 in

This Pomegranate jigsaw reproduces Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night as a landscape art puzzle. The image follows the painting's composition, with the night sky and the village beneath it presented together as a single Impressionist scene.

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