2000, Unknown, One Hundred Children, Unknown Artist

This is a truly unique puzzle. The original Chinese title translates into One Hundred Children or The Image of One Hundred Children. There is no reference to the artist in the box.

It is a traditional Chinese painting symbolizing many descendants that last for generations. Therefore, married couples are recommended to display this auspicious picture in their bedrooms or at the descendant’s luck corner of their homes.

This painting reminds of the much better known Children’s Games, by Pieter Brueghel the Elder.

The puzzle is USED and has a very uncommon piece count: 2006 pieces. Applying prime factorization, the only possible structure of the puzzle was 59 x 34. In order to verify, the border pieces were put together and that was exactly the measurement.

The puzzle has been listed as INCOMPLETE because one of the pieces is not original. However, it is so well manufactured, that it was really difficult to detect except for the fact that it is slightly thinner, as shown in the pictures attached.

The pieces are in excellent condition and the box is in very good condition.

More information about One Hundred Children:

• Puzzle size: 120 x 66 cm.
• Box size: 40 x 27 x 6 cm.
• Reference number: 2-33.
• EAN number: N/A.