There are two older adults (retired). We do not usually work on the puzzles the same time but do share the same puzzle. At one time we had a different setup, using a 48" round table and we could work together, but now use a rectangular table with a bright shop light suspended over the puzzle for better light. My wife will do diamond art work if I am working on the puzzle. Without going into personal details, we are physically limited in the things we can do.
We usually mark the box "1 piece missing" but not on the picture. We bought many marked that way.
Thank you for sharing, very nice! It looks like a Thomas Kinkade painting called Courage, maybe Ceaco puzzle?
I don't think I could finish that one!
Thanks for the link
I think it is, have tours etc. There is information on line
Nice, I like puzzles with bright colors
Scene from MGM Motion Picture "Doctor Zhivago" - VARYKINO #7231
Found this at a thrift Shop, still in original wrap, box lists 1972 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Gameophiles Unlimited Inc
Old, worn out puzzle from thrift shop missing 1 piece and very loose, barely stayed together
This is not the first time I worked on this puzzle..
From the Currier & Ives Collection of the Museum of the City of New York (local thrift shop find)
There was a time when you could get his art with the Wysocki name, but Charles Wysocki was able to copyright that name, his brother then used Heronim , rather than Harry Wysocki. I like both artists.
I had a hard time completing this puzzle, above average challenge even for 1000 piece puzzles.
We do have many puzzles that we do more than once, but buy a lot from thrift stores and outlet stores, also check online . Amazon some times will sell puzzles for about $5.00 (US) with free shipping.