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A Sunday on La Grande Jatte - 1884

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  • Made to order (6-8 weeks for delivery)

Craftsmanship Notes

Every Elms Puzzle is meticulously handcrafted using 1/4" thick hardwood and a delicate blade, one piece at a time. No computers, no lasers. Just a skilled artisan, fine materials, and simple tools. We strive to give you and your family the finest puzzling experience.

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Georges Seurat painted A Sunday on La Grande Jatte between 1884 and 1886, applying thousands of tiny dots of pure color in the technique he called Chromoluminarism — what the world came to know as Pointillism. Now at the Art Institute of Chicago, it transformed the course of modern art.

This hand-cut wooden jigsaw puzzle from Elms Puzzles is made to order by our artisans on a scroll saw and finished by hand in our workshop. Available in multiple sizes, it makes an iconic gift for adults who love Pointillism and heirloom-quality wooden puzzles. The original hangs in a museum. Yours is handcrafted just for you.

Courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago

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