550 Piece Puzzle for Adults SELF Serve by Linda Picken 24X18 Jigsaw from KI Puzzles

Features:

• 550 PIECE PUZZLE FOR ADULTS and TEENS: For the recreational puzzler looking to relax or enjoy social puzzling in a quick and easy format.
• FUN, BOLD and BRIGHT: This puzzle is colorful, detailed and features a farm wagon of flowers by well known artist Linda Picken!
• CHALLENGING AND FUN: Hours of entertainment delivers a feeling of accomplishment.
• SPECIFICS: This quality jigsaw puzzle contains 550 large pieces in a sealed bag, comes with a poster image guide, and is made with quality recycled cardboard. Measures 24 Inches x 18 inches when assembled.
• MORE THAN JUST A PUZZLE: It's a thoughtful birthday gift, a family fun night, a personal challenge, a boredom buster, a lazy Sunday activity, and memories are made!

Details: Linda Picken "Self Serve With Cows" 550 piece jigsaw puzzle from KI Puzzles. A detailed, charming fall image of a curious cow checking out the farmer's flower laden wagon. This interlocking jigsaw puzzle made of quality, thick recycled paperboard and is 24x18” when completed. A full color poster sheet for each image is included for easy reference as you relax, kick back and enjoy smiling at Linda’s portrayal of charming animal antics while you assemble this colorful puzzle. About the Artist: Linda lives in the heart of the Ozarks on 14 acres with a large herd of deer, raccoon, fox, coyotes, ducks, and geese. She has always loved animals and has made a career of painting them by traveling to art shows across the country for over 30 years with her husband Neal. Her original oil paintings and limited-edition prints have helped raise money for conservation organizations such as Ducks Unlimited, Quail Unlimited, Pheasants Forever, and the National Elk Foundation. The US Air Force Association honored her by choosing her painting "Majesty" (featuring an eagle) for their anniversary print. Linda has a wide range of work from serious to humorous. Many times she tries to show the interaction of species that would be hard to catch with a camera, like a buck scaring up a pheasant, or dogs on point with the birds portrayed. Her favorite subjects have always been dogs and cats, and she is currently director of Fabulous Felines NWA, Inc. (a non-profit cat rescue foundation). Linda has retired from traveling to shows and is currently licensing her work on products worldwide.

Binding: Toy