Product Description
The tiger in Henri Rousseau's Tiger in a Tropical Storm (Surprised!) appears to be surprised by a sudden storm as it bounds through long blades of grass, however Rousseau later suggested that that the tiger was persuing explorers and perhaps it wasn't the tiger himself that was surprised. Whatever the intention, it is an adventurous painting and it is clear that stripes govern the whole design, from the stripes on the tiger's back to the lines of the plants and rain drops; we are sure that you will enjoy piecing this incredible puzzle together that is a replica of the famous painting that is housed in the National Gallery of London. 1000 pieces; assembled puzzle measures 51 x 63.75. |
