A jigsaw puzzle manufacturer typically uses the same die-cut pattern for many different puzzles. This makes the pieces interchangeable. So I sometimes find that I can combine portions from two or more puzzles to make a surreal "puzzle montage" that the manufacturer never imagined. I take great pleasure in discovering such strange images lying shattered, sometimes for decades, within the cardboard boxes of ordinary mass-produced puzzles. These artworks are float-mounted or float-framed, and ready to hang on
Sold, but please contact me to be notified if I'm able to find more copies of the source puzzles and make another instance. ( [email protected] )
Constructed from two puzzles published in the 1970s.