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A patchwork of bordered quilt squares holds springtime vignettes: playful bunnies and chirping chicks, tulips and daffodils in bloom, butterflies among flowers, and Easter eggs tucked into nests. Lambs and deer join the garden and woodland details, and each block frames its own small scene.

White Mountain

Easter Crochet (2096pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

Jessica White's collage format organizes the image as a grid of bordered squares, each holding its own Easter or spring vignette rather than continuing one continuous scene. The paneled patchwork structure is the design's distinguishing feature.

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Colourful Easter cookies are decorated for the holiday with icing.

Cobble Hill

Easter Eggs

1,000 pieces26.6 Ă— 19.3 in

A Cobble Hill puzzle with a holiday theme, its artwork given over to decorated Easter cookies. It belongs to the maker's Cookie Collection.

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The pictured design is a colorful spiral arrangement of Ukrainian Easter eggs.

Nautilus Puzzles

Easter Spiral

420 pieces15.5 Ă— 10.5 in

This wooden Easter jigsaw combines a modern cut style with rabbit-shaped pieces and an irregular edge and corners. It includes 73 bunnies to find, and it has a Level 3 difficulty.

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The scene centers on an Easter table with painted eggs, flowers, fruit, bread, a pitcher, and a tablecloth, with a window and curtains among the surrounding details.

Nautilus Puzzles

Easter Table, 1916

476 pieces15.0 Ă— 11.5 in

This adult wooden puzzle pairs Alexander Makovsky's Easter artwork with a modern design cut, themed whimsy pieces, an irregular edge, and a bonus poster.

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A cozy study with a green plaid armchair where a black cat lounges, surrounded by shelves packed with globes, books, seashells, coral, antlers, butterfly displays, and jars of curiosities. A patterned rug covers the floor, and small details like a spider reinforce the cabinet-of-wonders atmosphere.

Galison

Eclectic Treasures

1,000 pieces27.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This challenging foil puzzle from Galison showcases Mélanie Voituriez's 'Eclectic Treasures' artwork—a dense illustration of a bookish study with a black cat and assorted curiosities.

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A colorful autumn woodland scene brings together trees, moss, and figures among the woods, with rabbit, flower, and squirrel motifs appearing in the whimsy pieces.

Liberty Puzzles

Edge of the Forest

527 pieces12.8 Ă— 17.5 in

Liberty Puzzles pairs Paul Ranson's forest artwork with whimsies featuring a rabbit, a flower ornament, a squirrel, and figures in the forest.

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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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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.

Pomegranate

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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A cheerful springtime tea party brings together rabbits, a hedgehog, a squirrel, a frog, a duck, and birds around a decorated egg. Bright flowers, a feast of treats, and festive Easter decorations fill the scene, all framed by a colorful floral border.

Galison

Egg-cellent Day

500 pieces20.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This foil family puzzle by Rebecca Jones presents a whimsical Easter tea party filled with woodland animals, a bright floral border, and a feast of treats.

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A brightly colored, geometric view of the Eiffel Tower is accompanied by shaped details: a bicycling woman photographing a hand-holding couple, plus a tower-shaped piece.

Liberty Puzzles

Eiffel Tower

479 pieces12.8 Ă— 15.0 in

This Secret Elements puzzle combines Robert Delaunay's Eiffel Tower artwork with whimsy details tied to Olympic and French themes.

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