Van Gogh Sunflowers Puzzle Collection — Four Masterworks Jigsaw 1888 Arlés Series

In the summer of 1888, Vincent van Gogh was alone in Arlés, in a rented house he had painted yellow, waiting for Paul Gauguin. 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. Four of those canvases survive as the most celebrated flower paintings in the history of art. Each size in this collection features a different one.

The 110-piece puzzle carries Fifteen Sunflowers (National Gallery, London, August 1888) — the most iconic of the series, fifteen sunflowers in a terracotta vase against a warm yellow background, the canvas Van Gogh considered his finest floral work. The 252-piece puzzle features Three Sunflowers in a Vase (Private Collection, USA, August 1888) — the first canvas of the series, rarely seen in public, three sunflowers against a light ground with a freshness the later canvases do not quite replicate. The 520-piece puzzle shows Twelve Sunflowers (Neue Pinakothek, Munich, August 1888) — twelve flowers in various stages of bloom against a vibrant turquoise background, signed simply “Vincent” on the vase. The 1014-piece puzzle presents Twelve Sunflowers (Philadelphia Museum of Art, January 1889) — Van Gogh's deliberate self-repetition of the Munich canvas, painted after his breakdown, a meditation on the original as much as a copy of it.

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

The Story Behind the Sunflowers

The Yellow House, the dream of the south, Gauguin's arrival, and the nine turbulent weeks that produced the most celebrated flower paintings in art history — read the full story on our blog →