500-Piece Puzzle featuring the work of Art Nouveau artist Carl Strathmann. "
Puzzle Dimensions: 19" x 13.5".
Carl Strathmann (1866 - 1939) was an Art Nouveau painter from Munich, Germany. Strathmann’s work is reliant on an ornate style and meticulous attention to detail that is applied to fairy-tale caricature figures, creating beautifully intricate designs bordering on the fantastical. Strathmann’s œuvre overflows with creativity and imagination, each painting is a lovingly crafted world and ranges from floral still lifes to fairy-tale scenes. “Carnival Parade” is full of the artist’s bizarre imagery, unique personality, and symbolism, which had earned the German painter great admirers of his art from around the world. Several major works previously thought to have been lost or destroyed, are now preserved in Munich museums.
Art & Fable's mission is simple: To kindle curiosity and ignite enthusiasm for visual art in the modern world through the simple and profound pleasure of puzzling. Art & Fable's dedicated team is a family of art enthusiasts and passionate puzzlers who strive to make the very best classic jigsaw puzzles available today. Each of their puzzles is carefully die-cut from 100% recycled paper and topped with a unique, non-glare Velvet Touch finish to ensure that each piece is not only a perfect fit, but also feels as great as it looks!
All Art & Fable puzzles are made with a painter’s eye for detail, meticulously reproducing the art featured to the precise specifications of the artists they work with. They are complete packages as well, ready to savor now and always with a frameable print, box-top stand, and resealable bags to ensure you never lose a piece!
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- UPC:
- 850006234141
- Weight:
- 20.00 Ounces
- Gift wrapping:
- Options available
Not for children under 3 yrs.
