Green Plums Jigsaw Puzzle

Green Plums
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Today's puzzle is base on a painting by Joseph Decker. It depicts a basket filled with green plums. The plums are depicted as vibrant and ripe, their green color contrasting against the background. Some of the plums are shown spilling out of the basket, adding a sense of movement and a touch of spontaneity to the composition. Take a few minutes, put the pieces back together and complete this fun and challenging puzzle. Have fun!

Image Source /Credit: Joseph Decker, 1885, Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington

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