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A sunny outdoor picnic with a mixed pack of breeds: beagles, a corgi and a Westie are among the dogs gathered around picnic food, with flowers and sunflowers filling the garden around them.

Cobble Hill

Picnic Party

350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

This Cobble Hill puzzle is part of the Family Pieces line, with large, medium and small pieces across the layout — a format designed for several people to share. William Vanderdasson created the scene.

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A wide panoramic picnic scene filled with picnic foods, including potato salad, jello, roasted marshmallows, and more.

Mudpuppy

Picnic Party

1,000 pieces39.0 × 14.0 in

Mudpuppy's Picnic Party is a family puzzle with a panoramic layout, centered on a picnic spread and the foods pictured across it. It is designed for ages 8 to 99.

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An illustrated map of London brings together city landmarks and historical references, including the River Thames, London Bridge, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and Westminster Abbey.

Nautilus Puzzles

Picture Map of London

505 pieces18.0 × 11.5 in

This traditional adult wooden puzzle uses shaped whimsy pieces associated with locations on the map. Its modern cut has no straight corners, and it includes a bonus poster.

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Apple, cherry, strawberry, and rhubarb pies with buttery crusts fill the scene, with berries and sugar accents worked into the composition. Quote and text elements sit alongside the pies in a layout that reads as a food infographic.

Cobble Hill

Pie Time

1,000 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

Pie Time belongs to Cobble Hill's Sweet Time Series, and the theme stays on dessert: the pie varieties named in the artwork are the featured subjects. The design takes a collage-variety approach, with multiple pie subjects presented within one image.

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An Impressionist painting of a boating party's luncheon, presented as an energetic, entertaining scene with multiple people. The people shown were known to Renoir.

Pomegranate

Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Luncheon of the Boating Party

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw edition of Luncheon of the Boating Party turns Renoir's Impressionist painting into a puzzle and includes a key that identifies the people in the scene. The painting is counted among the artist's best-known works, and the people shown were known to him personally.

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Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie reflects his neoplasticism ideals: simple lines oriented horizontally or vertically, plus a restrained palette of white, black, gray, and primary hues. The painting departs from the strictness of his earlier approach, and Mondrian noted that he brought a bit of boogie-woogie into it.

Pomegranate

Piet Mondrian: Broadway Boogie Woogie

500 pieces20.0 × 20.0 in

This Pomegranate jigsaw edition reproduces Piet Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie, carrying the painting's straight horizontal and vertical lines and limited white, black, gray, and primary-color palette across the image. The work departs from the rigidity of Mondrian's former neoplasticist work and introduces a boogie-woogie or syncopated quality.

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder's 1560 painting Children's Games presents childhood in the mid-1500s with more than 80 children's pastimes, including hoop rolling and knucklebones, and more than 200 children at play. The artist is known for scenes of peasant life.

Pomegranate

Pieter Bruegel: Children’s Games

2,000 pieces37.0 × 27.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition of Pieter Bruegel the Elder's Children's Games carries the artist's 1560 painting into puzzle form. It is a single-painting art jigsaw drawn from his depictions of peasant life.

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Two pine grosbeaks, one red and one yellow, perch on a bare branch as the first blossoms of spring begin to show against a cold winter landscape. Delicate color and detailed plumage and branchwork carry the birds and their perch across the changing seasonal scene.

New York Puzzle Company

Pine Grosbeaks

500 pieces19.0 × 19.0 in

A Vera Ting bird illustration from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology collection, produced as a jigsaw with a linen-style finish and randomly cut pieces designed so no two are alike.

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A collage-style pink scene populated with watermelon slices, butterflies, sunglasses, flowers, paper ephemera, craft items, and small figurines, all held within a pink palette.

Cobble Hill

Pink

1,000 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

One of seven collage puzzles in Cobble Hill's rainbow collection, this pink edition is made to be displayed alongside the others, where the aligned designs form a rainbow. The artist's signature is tucked into the artwork.

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A pink kitchen interior with flowers and fruit, shared by cats and dogs, and a summer sea breeze moving through the setting.

eeBoo

Pink Kitchen

1,000 pieces23.0 × 23.0 in

Pink Kitchen is an eeBoo jigsaw puzzle with artwork by Maria Over, part of the Piece & Love series of kitchen-themed scenes. The artwork has a quirky, calm character.

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A floral arrangement in a vase on a pink background. Whimsies shown in the puzzle include pieces with a jazz singer and bassist with a pianist, and pieces with a martini and a round geometric floral figure.

Liberty Puzzles

Pink Martini

523 pieces13.8 × 16.5 in

A Liberty Puzzles puzzle by Sarah Gentry showing a floral arrangement in a vase on a pink background. Pictured whimsies include musical motifs—a jazz singer and bassist with a pianist—and a martini.

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