Skating on the Frozen River Jigsaw Puzzle

Skating on the Frozen River
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About Skating on the Frozen River: In today's puzzle we feature a winter scene from 17th century Netherlands. Based on a painting by the Dutch artist Adam van Bree, the image depicts people skating on the ice of a frozen river. The scene takes place on the Amstel River just south of Amsterdam. // Image Credit: Adam van Breen, 1611, Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington

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