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Luncheon Still Life Jigsaw Puzzle Game

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About: It's time for another art themed puzzle. This new one is called "Luncheon Still Life" and it's based on an oil on canvas painting John F. Francis. Francis was known as a leading painter of luncheon and dessert still lifes. Nearly all of his paintings depict fruits and desserts.
Image Source /Credit: John F. Francis, ca. 1860, Smithsonian American Art Museum

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