| 10" × 8" (120 pcs) | 14" × 11" (252 pcs) | |
|---|---|---|
| Width, in | 10.00 | 14.00 |
| Height, in | 8.00 | 11.00 |
This one's a departure from soft garden scenes, in the best way. Ernst Haeckel was a 19th century biologist and illustrator obsessed with the strange beauty of marine life, and this plate, "Actiniae" (sea anemones), from his 1904 masterwork Kunstformen der Natur, is one of his most striking. Coral pinks, deep greens, and alien shapes crowd every inch of the composition, part science, part psychedelic underwater dream.
It's a genuinely different kind of puzzling challenge too. Instead of Impressionist brushstrokes blending into soft transitions, you're working with dozens of distinct, textured little sea creatures, each one its own small puzzle within the puzzle.
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| 10" × 8" (120 pcs) | 14" × 11" (252 pcs) | |
|---|---|---|
| Width, in | 10.00 | 14.00 |
| Height, in | 8.00 | 11.00 |
This one's a departure from soft garden scenes, in the best way. Ernst Haeckel was a 19th century biologist and illustrator obsessed with the strange beauty of marine life, and this plate, "Actiniae" (sea anemones), from his 1904 masterwork Kunstformen der Natur, is one of his most striking. Coral pinks, deep greens, and alien shapes crowd every inch of the composition, part science, part psychedelic underwater dream.
It's a genuinely different kind of puzzling challenge too. Instead of Impressionist brushstrokes blending into soft transitions, you're working with dozens of distinct, textured little sea creatures, each one its own small puzzle within the puzzle.
Product features
Care instructions
