Description
- 550 PIECE PUZZLE FOR ADULTS: For the recreational puzzler looking to relax or enjoy social puzzling in a quick and easy format.
- FUN, COLORFUL and DETAILED: This puzzle features a colorful and detailed Victorian park scene from well known artist Rosiland Solomon!
- CHALLENGING AND FUN: Hours of entertainment delivers a feeling of accomplishment.
- SPECIFICS: This jigsaw puzzle contains 550 pieces in a sealed bag with very low puzzle dust and comes with a large poster image guide
- MORE THAN JUST A PUZZLE: It's a thoughtful birthday gift, a family fun night, a personal challenge, a boredom buster, a lazy Sunday activity, and memories are made! Each purchase helps support One Tee Planted to reforest various North American sites!
Rosiland Solomon's "Aunt Josephine Visits the Park". Includes a 550 piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle for adults featuring a colorful and highly detailed scene of an Victorian-era park with fashionable ladies showing off their latest Fashions from Paris by award-winning artist Rosiland Solomon. This challenging interlocking adult jigsaw puzzle is made from quality, thick recycled paper board, is printed using vegetable-based inks, and is 24x18 when complete. It is packed in a sealed plastic bag with very low puzzle dust. A full color poster image guide sheet is included for easy reference as you relax, kick back and enjoy the challenge of assembling this highly detailed and colorful puzzle! Each purchase helps reforest North America through a donation to One Tree Planted! About the artist: With an abiding love of nature developed roaming through the lush green fields, forests and streams of her Ohio childhood, artist Rosiland Solomon has always specialized in illustrating and designing nature-based products. Rosiland began her career as an illustrator of science and reading textbooks, and after designing and illustrating thirteen other childrens books, she moved into illustrating and designing for a diverse group of clients. Rosiland has a BA in Sociology and English, and learned airbrushing in Hollywood in 1978, where she survived an old-fashioned apprenticeship at an all male Movie Poster Art Studio in Hollywood's Crossroads of the World. She still works in airbrushed gouaches, doing a great amount of detail work with pencils, prismacolors, and tiny brushes as well as working in her more recently acquired favorite media of scanning her drawings into Photoshop, and painting with whatever brushes (watercolor, oils, or airbrushed paints) she feels are most appropriate for that design, frequently creating results similar to oil or acrylic painting. Any problems with your puzzle? Our Customer Service Team is here for you. Contact us at info @ playviewbrands .com.