1500, Educa, Walk on the Beach, Joaquín Sorolla

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Image of the original painting at the Museo SorollaEduca manufactured this puzzle in 1991. The title is Walk on the Beach, or Paseo a Orillas del Mar, by Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. The two women in the painting are his wife, Clotilde García, and María Clotilde, his eldest daughter. You can admire the original painting at the Museo Sorolla, in Madrid.

The puzzle is like NEW, with all the pieces SEALED inside the original plastic bag. The box is in very good condition.

There are not too many jigsaw puzzles with paintings by Sorolla. Diset published in 1990 a 2000 piece version of Women at the Beach. Later, in 2005, Educa published a 1500 piece version of Beach of Valencia by Morning Light.

More information about Walk on the Beach:
  • Puzzle size: 85 x 60 cm.
  • Box size: 43 x 30 x 5.5 cm.
  • Reference number: 7.719.
  • EAN number: 8411349077196.
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Dimensions 43 × 30 × 5.5 cm
Brand

Educa

Condition

Sealed Bag

Content

Art

Number of Pieces

1500

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