Van Gogh Sunflowers Puzzle — Four 1888 Arlés Masterworks National Gallery Neue Pinakothek

In the summer of 1888, Vincent van Gogh was alone in Arlés, in a rented house he had painted yellow, waiting for Paul Gauguin — and to decorate the room he had prepared for his friend, he painted sunflowers, a series of still lifes in the yellows and golds and turquoise blues of the Provençal summer conceived as a symphony of colour and a gesture of welcome. Each size in this collection features a different canvas: the 110-piece carries Fifteen Sunflowers (National Gallery, London, August 1888), the most iconic of the series; the 252-piece features Three Sunflowers in a Vase (Private Collection, USA), the first canvas, rarely seen in public; the 520-piece shows Twelve Sunflowers (Neue Pinakothek, Munich) against a vibrant turquoise background; and the 1014-piece presents Twelve Sunflowers (Philadelphia Museum of Art, January 1889), Van Gogh’s deliberate self-repetition painted after his breakdown.

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Product Details

• Pieces: 110, 252, 520, or 1014 — each size features a unique Van Gogh canvas
• Material: 100% chipboard with sublimated print
• Finish: Glossy laminate
• Orientation: Vertical
• Packaging: Paper box with artwork printed on lid
• Weight: Approximately 100g

Perfect For

• Van Gogh admirers and Post-Impressionism enthusiasts celebrating the golden summer of Arlés 1888
• Museum lovers drawn to the National Gallery, Neue Pinakothek, and Philadelphia Museum of Art
• Mindful hobby seekers and slow living advocates who want their puzzle to feel like a journey through art history
• Puzzle collectors seeking fine art jigsaws with exceptional colour fidelity and display potential
• Gift seekers looking for an elegant, museum-quality jigsaw for art lovers and creatives
• Anyone captivated by Van Gogh’s sunflowers and the extraordinary story of the Yellow House in Arlés