Galison MoMA Frank Stella Shaped Jigsaw Puzzle, 750 Pieces, 24 1/2” x 16 1/4” – Colorful Geometric Painting, Die-Cut Puzzle
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Galison MoMA Frank Stella Shaped Jigsaw Puzzle, 750 Pieces, 24 1/2” x 16 1/4” – Colorful Geometric Painting, Die-Cut Puzzle
- 750 PIECE PUZZLE: The 750-piece, 28. 3” x 21” colorful jigsaw puzzle is just the right level of challenge for a few days of activity and perfect for families to complete together. The unique flawless fit jigsaw puzzle makes a great gift.
- SHAPED PUZZLE: The MoMA Frank Stella Shaped Puzzle features the artist’s colorful geometric painting, Firuzabad. The finished puzzle is uniquely die-cut and contoured to the edges of this extraordinary abstract work of art.
- HIGHEST QUALITY MATERIALS: Galison uses continuous quality control checks during production to ensure there is virtually no puzzle dust. Each thick and sturdy piece is printed with no glare, non-toxic inks.
- STURDY STORAGE BOX: The sturdy 11. 375” x 8. 375” x 2” 2-piece wrapped storage box is an ideal place to keep pieces safe and free from damage. The box has a matte-finish with spot gloss on the puzzle image.
- SCREEN-FREE FUN: For over 25 years, Galison has created stationery, gifts and puzzles that bring art to everyday life. All Galison products adhere to CPSIA, ASTM, and CE Safety Regulations.
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