Online puzzle based on the painting “Chessboard, Glass, and Dish” by the Spanish artist Juan Gris. The artwork is created in the Cubist style and combines geometric shapes with everyday objects. By assembling the puzzle, you can explore the details of the work and get acquainted with the art of one of the leading masters of Cubism.
Juan Gris, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
The puzzle image is divided into 24 pieces arranged in a grid - 6 x 4 (rows - 6; columns - 4). Your task is to correctly assemble all the pieces to form a complete image. Points that may be earned upon successfully completing the puzzle: 24.
Just like a real tabletop jigsaw puzzle! Pieces can be rotated and freely moved without automatic connections or grouping. It's all manual — perfect for purists.
A smooth and intuitive experience. Rotation is optional - you can enable or disable it before starting. Pieces snap together when brought close and form movable groups to speed up solving. Puzzle elements are styled like real pieces, with protrusions, shadows, and distinct shapes.
A smooth and intuitive experience. No rotation needed. Pieces snap together when brought close and form movable groups to speed up solving. A clean image without visual protrusions or shadows.
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