Jigsaw Puzzles Have Never Been More Popular. As We Head Into a Long Winter, Try Your Hand at One of These Masterpiece-Inspired Puzzles
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One of the most unexpected global shortages this spring wasn’t toilet paper or hand sanitizer—but jigsaw puzzles. As people settled into life indoors and looked for new ways to pass time, the wholesome activity surged in popularity, causing nary a puzzle to be found in even the farthest reaches of the internet.
Now, with winter right around the bend, many of us are preparing for a new stretch of at-home activities—and if you’re an art lover, or buying gifts for one this holiday season—a puzzle of a favorite painting might be the perfect substitute for a trip to the museum.Â
If that’s the case, then the online art marketplace Fine Art America will fulfill all your art-puzzle dreams, with thousands upon thousands of choices. Simply search an artist or artwork here to see which masterpieces are available.
Oh, and if you happen to have taken up an art hobby of your own, you can get your personal handiwork printed on almost anything. With one quick image upload, you can create a one-off custom product design.Â
Before you start exploring, here are a few art-historical puzzles that caught our attention.
Puzzle of The Artist’s Studio by Johannes Vermeer. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Pilgrims at Kirifuri Waterfall on Mount Kurokami in Shimotsuke Province by Hokusai. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Portrait of Bianca degli Utili Maselli with Her Six Children by Lavinia Fontana. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Storm at Sunset, Venice by JMW Turner. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Temple Gardens by Paul Klee. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Pastorales Tahitiennes by Paul Gauguin. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of Ancient of Days by William Blake. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
Puzzle of The Lute Player by Caravaggio. Courtesy of Fine Art America.
