Mona Lotl: axolotl jigsaw puzzle
A Renaissance masterpiece, re-sat by an axolotl, in 520 pieces. A leucistic axolotl sits for the world's most famous portrait, hands folded on a stone ledge, with a hazy valley of lakes, a bridge and mountains behind. Glossy laminated chipboard, about 16 × 20 in finished, with a reference print in the box.
| Puzzle | 520 pieces, chipboard with a glossy laminated finish |
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| Size | 15.98 × 20.00 in finished, portrait |
| Sublimation print, printed to order |
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About this design
A leucistic axolotl sits for the world's most famous portrait: hands folded on a stone ledge, a dark shawl over a green dress, that knowing smile, and a hazy valley of lakes, a bridge and mountains behind.
The axolotl's own wide smile stands in for the famous one, and the old-master haze is redrawn with cottagecore's soft ink line, stipple texture, earthy palette and paper grain.
The real animal: In the wild, axolotls survive only in the lake and canal system of Xochimilco near Mexico City, and they are assessed as critically endangered. (Source: Wikipedia)
About this jigsaw puzzle
The picture is printed and laminated on sturdy chipboard, with a glossy finish, and a reference print of the whole picture comes in the box.
It arrives in a white paper box with the picture printed on a label on the lid. The label also carries our print partner's small "Custom made" mark: there is no Bognook-branded box.
The art fills the puzzle edge to edge, so a thin strip at two of its edges is trimmed to the puzzle's shape.
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Questions about this jigsaw puzzle
- How big is it when it's finished?
- About 16 × 20 in (15.98 × 20.00 in, from Printify's size guide for the 520-piece portrait puzzle).
- What comes in the box?
- The 520 pieces and a reference print of the whole picture, in a white paper box with the picture on a label on the lid. Printify's page says to clean the pieces with a dry microfiber cloth.
- Is this connected to the original?
- No. It's Bognook's own redraw. It borrows only the famous composition and uses none of the original's words, names or people.