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Figures from American folklore — Daniel Boone, Johnny Appleseed, Paul Bunyan, and Pocahontas among them — are drawn across a map of the United States. The scene is rendered in a midcentury illustration style, with the characters layered over the map itself.

Liberty Puzzles

William Gropper's American Folklore

692 pieces14.8 × 21.8 in

Liberty Puzzles produces William Gropper's American Folklore as an extra-large jigsaw, with whimsy pieces appearing among the cut shapes. The design is an Americana illustration built from American folklore characters and legends.

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A painting of Harriet Tubman whose striking, resolute figure stands at attention. The American artist William H. Johnson created this painting, part of his Fighters for Freedom series.

Pomegranate

William H. Johnson: Harriet Tubman

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

Johnson's Harriet Tubman painting is part of his Fighters for Freedom series. After leaving Scandinavia, the American artist came home as war loomed, eager to portray the lives and histories of Black Americans.

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Seven Morris & Co. designs are woven into a single round composition. Floral motifs carry across the circle in the balanced, repeating forms of Arts & Crafts wallpaper and textile work.

Pomegranate

William Morris

500 pieces22.0 × 22.0 in

A circular puzzle that gathers a set of Morris & Co. designs into one image, with a round shape in place of the usual rectangle. Morris worked across textiles, furniture, tiles, glass, and wallpaper, and his intricate, balanced floral patterns highlighted the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.

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