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500-piece puzzles

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The puzzle artwork depicts a winter holiday scene by American folk artist Grandma Moses. Snow-covered ground and trees set the stage for a classic Christmas tableau, with chopped wood and Christmas trees evoking the comforts of the season. The scene is rendered with illustrative charm and folk-art style.

Pomegranate

Grandma Moses: Santa Claus II

500 pieces27.0 Ă— 18.0 in

This puzzle features a 1960 illustration by Grandma Moses, known as the 'grandmother of folk art,' connected to the holiday classic poem The Night Before Christmas. The box and puzzle pieces feature glitter accents.

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Both faces carry an aerial view photographed from above. One is a snow-covered winter scene; the other is a spread of brightly dressed skiers scattered across white snow. From the overhead vantage, the skiers become small dashes of color against the white expanse.

Galison

Gray Malin The Snow Double-Sided

500 pieces24.0 Ă— 18.0 in

A double-sided jigsaw puzzle built around Gray Malin's aerial photography, with a different photograph printed on each face of every piece. One side has a glossy finish and the other a matte finish, and the pieces are ribbon cut.

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A great blue heron stands in a marsh-and-lake setting, shown in a close wildlife view. Its long head and neck are the focal point, held in a poised hunting posture over the water.

Cobble Hill

Great Blue Heron

500 pieces26.6 Ă— 19.3 in

Cobble Hill's Great Blue Heron adapts Robert Bateman's original artwork with a tighter crop that centers the bird. The surrounding marsh, bog, and lake habitat remains part of the scene.

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An adult greater roadrunner stands in tall desert grasses while a chick peeks out from between the blades. Blooming cacti and scattered desert wildflowers fill the background of the arid Southwest scene.

New York Puzzle Company

Greater Roadrunner

500 pieces19.0 Ă— 19.0 in

Part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology collection, this New York Puzzle Company design pairs a wildlife illustration by Bartells science illustrator Vera Ting with a linen-style finish and random die-cut pieces.

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A mother bear and her cubs move through a richly colored woodland, with birds, butterflies, and a cascading stream around them. Fine detail fills the forest setting.

Eurographics

Grizzly Cubs

500 pieces26.5 Ă— 19.3 in

This Eurographics puzzle uses a large-piece format, blueboard construction, and a linen finish, and is for ages 10+.

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A folk-art painting of Woodstock, Illinois, the small town where the film Groundhog Day was made. The community is the subject of the scene, presented as a place with an identity of its own as well as a movie landmark.

Dowdle

Groundhog Day

500 pieces16.0 Ă— 20.0 in

Dowdle's Groundhog Day jigsaw is built on an Eric Dowdle painting of Woodstock, Illinois, the small town where the film of the same name was shot. The artwork honors the movie and the community at once, giving the February 2 holiday a winter-season, small-town setting.

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Growing is an artwork by Amanda Oleander, a contemporary fine artist based in Los Angeles. Her collection turns traditional materials into illustrations of her personal life.

JIGGY Puzzles

Growing, Amanda Oleander

500 pieces16.0 Ă— 20.0 in

A JIGGY artist collaboration featuring a personal-life illustration by Los Angeles contemporary fine artist Amanda Oleander, whose practice spans fine art, technology, performance, and commercial work. The puzzle comes in a reusable drawstring bag with a box.

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