1000-piece Frida Kahlo The Frame Painting Jigsaw Puzzle

The perfect match: famous art and jigsaw puzzles go together like Frida's eyebrows. 🧩

Completing a jigsaw and making art are two of the best stress-relieving activities, so why not find a way to combine them? Eurographics reimagines iconic masterpieces from art history as 1,000-piece challenges that allow you to make your very own art gallery from the comfort of your home. Puzzle enthusiasts can discover the imaginative imagery of Surrealism in the Frida Kahlo-inspired jigsaw. Her paintings are iconic, and so is this stunning 1000-piece puzzle — a wonderful way to pass a few hours.

Doing a jigsaw puzzle is one of the more nostalgic and analog pastimes. Not only are they stimulating, but puzzles, particularly those thousand-piece beasts, can be quite the challenging exercise for the brain and plain frustrating at times.

Features:

• 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle on 2mm premium board
• Frida Kahlo The Frame, 1938 Naïve art self-portrait
• Crisp, vibrant, high-res imagery
• The pieces are precision-cut from thick 2mm cardboard to ensure a frustration-free fit with minimal puzzle dust
• Made from recycled cardboard and printed with vegetable-based ink, this fine-art jigsaw puzzle is a safe and non-toxic product
• 26.5 x 19.25 inch / 673 x 489 mm when completed
• Discounted for a limited time only. 

Kahlo combined all the ingredients of female celebrity — sex, pain, mirror-gazing, conjugal hell, fashion and home decor — into an object of multi-faceted reverence. Kahlo was her own medium, her body the canvas or block of stone on which she lavished her most intimate inspirations. She successfully cast herself as a symbol, an icon, the artist for the age of the selfie.

We are fascinated with her as a person and as an artist, as well as the artwork that she created. We keep coming back to it because it keeps having modern relevant content for us to consider. And for us to be able to apply to our own lives the sense of specifically and intentionally crafting your image, and owning what you are presenting of yourself and editing your image — that's social media, that’s politics, that’s performance art.

Puzzle fact: puzzles don't have souls. 🙃