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Descripción Surf's up! An endless row of surfboards pierce the perfect blue sky. Grab one and get on the water before your friends!

Descripción Sharks, ever fascinating fierce animals. Kids will love to learn about over 20 shark species with this educative jigsaw puzzle.

 

Descripción It’s a small world after all. Your passport to the world all in one puzzle, over 40 destinations to view. This 1000 piece puzzle is sure to give you the travel bug as you will want to book your flight today!

Descripción This striking print depicts one of Japan's tidal whirlpools in the Naruto Strait. The strait's tides produce the fourth-fastest current in the world, shifting enormous amounts of water in and out of the 1.3km passage everyday. Painting...

Descripción Gondolas, beautiful architecture and the scent of tiramisu in the air will remind you of Venice. Also known as the city of Bridges, Venice is loved by visitors from around the world for its intertwining of old Europe charm and modern...

Descripción Expressions are abound as each window shows the unique personality of who lives within those windows

Descripción Celebrate the colors and textures of the Mediterranean. Expressions are abound as each window shows the unique personality of who lives within those windows.

Descripción Take a trip down memory lane with this collage of old travel posters of the world. Over 40 destinations to review. This 1000 piece puzzle is sure to give you the travel bug as you will want to book your flight today!

Descripción Almond Blossoms was a gift of Vincent Van Gogh to his brother Theo upon the birth of his son. As a symbol of this new life Van Gogh chose an almond tree, which blooms early and announces the coming of spring.

Descripción Wheat Field with Cypresses was painted from a mental asylum in Saint-Rémy, France where Van Gogh was voluntarily a patient. Inspired by the view from the window of the asylum looking at the Alpilles mountains.

Descripción Executed in Arles, this painting shows a bouquet of sunflowers in a vase. Since 1901, no retrospective van Gogh exhibition voluntarily missed to include at least one sunflowers painting.