Jigsaw Puzzle Corner SKU: JPC90082
Two Women by the Shore Pointillist Beach Jigsaw Puzzle by Henri-Edmond Cross
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Description
Immerse yourself in the radiant colours and masterful brushwork of Neo-Impressionism with this stunning jigsaw puzzle.
Two Women by the Shore showcases Henri-Edmond Cross's iconic Pointillist technique, using brilliant, mosaic-like dots of pure colour to capture the warmth, light, and serenity of the Mediterranean coast, making for a challenging and rewarding building experience. Whether you are a fine art enthusiast or a dedicated puzzler, this beautiful beach scene is a perfect addition to your collection.
Key Features:
Artist: Henri-Edmond Cross.
Piece Count: Available in 500 piece and 1000 piece versions.
Finish: High-quality print with a matte finish to reduce glare while assembling.
Difficulty: High (ideal for fans of delicate colour harmonies, intricate pointillist textures, and luminous coastal landscapes).
Note that this is a digital representation of a masterpiece so the quality of the image will be dictated by the quality of the original artwork. We may have had to resize or shape the image slightly to fit the available area.
Jigsaw Puzzle Size
Jigsaw Puzzle Size
| Pieces | Dimensions (cm) | Dimensions (in) |
|---|---|---|
| 1000 | 50 x 66 | 19.7 x 26 |
| 500 | 38 x 50 | 15 x 19.7 |
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Returns
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Standard Returns Policy
If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, please contact us within 30 days of receipt of your purchase(s) either by email to orderhelp@alljigsawpuzzles.co.uk or telephone our customer services team on 01837 811317.
Mystery Puzzles
Mystery puzzles are greatly reduced and as such are not covered by our normal returns policy.
If for any reason, your order arrives damaged then we'll happily send you a replacement.
Please contact our customer services team if you have any further questions about delivery or returns.
