The "Oeuvres d'Art" puzzle collection, each with dimensions of 33x48cm was created for those who want to learn to puzzle gradually. Piece by piece, enjoy recreating these beautiful masterpieces. The print quality is high and contains bright, subtle colours, precise cuts and a resistant material with a thickness of 2.1 mm that will guarantee a pleasant experience in putting together the puzzle. A unique way to reproduce and preserve the most beautiful images, piece by piece. The size of the pieces (1.9 cm x 1.7 cm) is identical to that of the 1000 piece puzzle, but the final format of the puzzle is smaller. These puzzles can then be framed to make a pretty, very trendy decoration !
Robert Delaunay was a French painter born in Paris on 12 April 1885. He died on 25 October 1941 in Montpellier.
This oil on canvas was painted in 1926. It depicts the Eiffel Tower and the Champ-de-Mars. It is kept at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris. Robert Delaunay painted more than fifty pictures in which the Eiffel Tower is depicted as the main or secondary subject.
For experienced puzzlers, the 1000-piece format is ideal for enjoying the activity of jigsaw puzzling, which is conducive to relaxation. When you open a jigsaw puzzle box, you can look forward to long hours of play, where patience and concentration are required to tackle all the pieces scattered across the living room table. But what a satisfaction when the pieces finally fit together!
The Oeuvres d'Art collection is an elegant range of puzzles for art lovers. Paintings by the world's greatest artists and collections from the world's most famous museums come to life in a range of puzzles for real art lovers.
An eco-friendly productThis range is manufactured in France and eco-designed to allow all ages to have fun all the while respecting the environment and future generations. Here are the eco-friendly measures that were carried out to develop this range:
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published
the 04/10/2024
following an order made on 01/10/2024
by
Mireille L.
This puzzle representing the "Eiffel Tower" by Robert Delaunay is made up of 500 pieces, all different with a "soft-touch" feel.
