Description

This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle adapted from the cover of The New Yorker features a young boy attending a piano lesson. Under the watchful eye of the piano teacher, the child practices a song while three of his friends sit on a bench waiting their turn. Peeks of New York City can be seen through the windows of this highly detailed apartment scene. 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 December 4, 2006 cover of The New Yorker with a scene of three children sitting on a bench waiting for their piano lesson as they listen to a friend practice a song for the teacher holding classes out of her New York home.

Printed with soy ink on recycled chipboard.

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