Relive the golden era of music with the "Record Lounge" 500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle, featuring the iconic artwork from the April 26, 1958, cover of The New Yorker magazine. Illustrated by Arthur Getz, this nostalgic scene depicts a cozy, dimly lit room where young record collectors gather to enjoy the hits of the day. Whether spinning the latest rock-and-roll anthem or soaking in the smooth melodies of jazz, this evocative image brings to life the timeless love of music.
Designed for music enthusiasts and puzzle fans, this puzzle provides a rewarding challenge with its subtle lighting, intricate details, and rich textures. The unique random die-cut pieces ensure no two are alike, creating a distinctive and engaging assembly experience. Every piece contributes to the recreation of Getz's masterful illustration, with its warm, nostalgic charm and vibrant artistry.
Proudly made in the USA with exceptional materials, this puzzle showcases vivid printing that preserves the rich colors and fine details of the artwork. The high-quality craftsmanship guarantees durability, making it a joy to complete and display. Whether you’re working on it solo or with family and friends, the "Record Lounge" Jigsaw Puzzle is a delightful way to bring the charm of mid-century music culture into your home.
Order now and piece together this melodic masterpiece that will strike a chord with lovers of art, music, and nostalgia!
New Yorker Cover by Artist Arthur Getz, originally published on April 26th, 1958
500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Finished Puzzle Size: 18"x24"
Linen Style Finish to reduce glare
Made in USA
Recommended Age: 10+ Years
