Pomegranate 1000-Piece Puzzle for Adults, Chop Suey by Edward Hopper | Matte finish, snug fit, 25x20" jigsaw puzzle, famous painting, art hisory,($24.95Value)

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Artful Puzzling: This 1000 piece puzzle for adults features unique art with ribbon cut pieces and contains an insert of the art. Finished puzzle measures 25 x 20 inches Snug Fit, Vivid Details: Our jigsaw puzzles are made with thick board for a snug piece-fit and minimal puzzle dust. Art piece goes through rounds of accuracy testing to ensure superior color match, vivid details, and no glare Holiday Gifting: Featuring exclusive art including national parks art, world maps, cat puzzle art and more. Pomegranate jigsaw puzzles for adults make unique gifts for holidays and birthdays Intentional Design: Known for beautiful art and a snug fit, each Pomegranate 1000 piece puzzle is designed with care in Portland, Oregon Wide Range: Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzles feature 1000 piece puzzles for adults, 500 piece puzzles for adults, 300 piece puzzles for adults, and large piece puzzles Edward Hopper Masterpiece: Features the iconic Chop Suey painting by renowned 20th century American artist Edward Hopper, capturing his distinctive style of enigmatic city life scenes Premium Quality Construction: Matte finish surface reduces glare and provides enhanced visual clarity while working on the puzzle, ensuring an enjoyable puzzling experience from start to finish The outcome of Edward Hopper’s dual residencies in New England and New York City is a body of work rich in rural landscapes and seascapes, as well as enigmatic studies of city life, like his masterpiece Chop Suey. He is among the 20th century’s most influential painters (Abstract Expressionists Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning were directly inspired by Hopper). His reach also extends into modern cinema, influencing such greats as Alfred Hitchcock with his scenes of moody solitude (Hopper’s House by the Railroad was the inspiration for the Bates mansion in Psycho). Hopper sold his first painting in his early 30s, yet his career went largely unrecognized for many years to follow. Even after some success in his lifetime, it is monumental that in 2018, Chop Suey became the most expensive work of pre–World War II American art to date when it sold for nearly $92 million.