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Puzzle 2D 1000pcs

The 2D 1000-piece puzzle depicts a fictional bookshop dedicated to key figures in queer literature, including Sappho, Oscar Wilde, James Baldwin, Audre Lorde and Virginia Woolf. Anshika Khullar’s...

The 2D 1000-piece puzzle depicts a fictional bookshop dedicated to key figures in queer literature, including Sappho, Oscar Wilde, James Baldwin, Audre Lorde and Virginia Woolf. Anshika Khullar’s illustration features people, places, events and works that have shaped queer literature. It comes with a fold-out leaflet featuring an essay by Jake Hall and...

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18 23 €
Delivery Tuesday, 10 November
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From e-Vafeiadis 4.8 (45)
Greece
3 pieces
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The 2D 1000-piece puzzle depicts a fictional bookshop dedicated to key figures in queer literature, including Sappho, Oscar Wilde, James Baldwin, Audre Lorde and Virginia Woolf. Anshika Khullar’s illustration features people, places, events and works that have shaped queer literature. It comes with a fold-out leaflet featuring an essay by Jake Hall and information about the subjects depicted.

  • Type: 2D puzzle
  • Theme: Maps and queer literature
  • Pieces: 1000
  • Completed puzzle dimensions: 48.5 × 68 cm
  • Illustration: Anshika Khullar
  • Packaging contents: Fold-out leaflet featuring an essay by Jake Hall

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Product Details

Dimensions
2D
Number of Pieces
1000 pcs
Theme
Maps
Smart Cut Design
No

Dimensions for 2D

Length
-
Width
68 cm

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18,23 €
4,50 €   shipping cost