The Death of Socrates
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Made to order (6-8 weeks for delivery)
Artwork by: Jacques-Louis David
Craftsmanship Notes
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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Jacques-Louis David painted The Death of Socrates in 1787, depicting the philosopher's final moments with a moral clarity and compositional power that made it the defining image of Enlightenment virtue. The painting now hangs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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 a profound gift for adults who love Neoclassical painting and heirloom-quality wooden puzzles. One painting. One puzzle. Entirely your own.

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