New Yorker Puzzle – Let Sleeping Cats Lie – 500 Pieces
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Cats vs Dogs: there is no question what a cat wants: endless naps!". This witty illustration highlights the contrast between sleepy cats and confused dogs.
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The New Yorker Cover: features the original magazine cover art by Peter de Sève, "originally published on October 5, 2015".
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Peter de Sève Art: enjoy the detailed and humorous style of Peter de Sève, a renowned character designer and illustrator.
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500-Piece Format: a perfect size for a casual puzzling session. Completed size is 18" x 24" (45.72 x 60.96 cm)
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Enjoy a chuckle with the Let Sleeping Cats Lie puzzle from New York Puzzle Company. Artist Peter de Sève captures a hilarious scene of feline laziness versus canine curiosity in this cover art from The New Yorker. With 500 pieces, this puzzle is accessible and fun. It features random cut pieces and a linen finish for a high-quality puzzling experience.
Package Content • 1 Puzzle (500 pieces)
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- A partir de 14 ans
- Number of pieces
- 500
