Description

This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle adapted from the cover of The New Yorker features a charming view of life in the country as a group of six children work together to clean up leaves in the front yard of a yellow farmhouse. The kids work together to rake up the orange and yellow leaves and carry them to the big pile to burn. This premium jigsaw puzzle has a linen-style finish to reduce glare while working. Plus, both the jigsaw puzzle and box are printed with soy ink on recycled chipboard, making the puzzle recyclable and biodegradable. Precision-cut pieces allow for fast assembly and a quality finished image that can be framed as fun wall art (frame not included). 19 x 27″ (48 x 69cm).

This jigsaw puzzle has 1,000 pieces.

The puzzle image features the October 12, 1946 cover of The New Yorker showing children raking up fall leaves and putting them on piles and burning them to clean up the front yard of their farmhouse home.

Printed with soy ink on recycled chipboard.

Completed jigsaw puzzle measures 19 x 27″ (48 x 69cm).