Pomegranate 500 Piece Puzzle - Ernst Haeckel: Sea Anemones Fantasy Although originally created for Westinghouse OM40032

Name: Pomegranate 500 Piece Puzzle - Ernst Haeckel: Sea Anemones Fantasy Although originally created for Westinghouse OM40032
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SKU: 96362054434
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Pomegranate 500 Piece Puzzle Ernst Haeckel: Sea Anemones Fantasy Although originally created for Westinghouse OM40032 Although originally created for Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company and briefly appearing during the war New Zealand artist Anna Evans creates vivid paintings inspired by nature Dive into the beauty of marine life with this 500 piece puzzle featuring Sea Anemones from Ernst Haeckel’s Kunstformen der Natur (1904) High quality 250 GSM matte art paper for superior color

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