3000, Dujardin, La Chasse au Cerf, Bernard van Orley

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This is a rare gem by Dujardin very difficult to find. It represents a tapestry named La Chasse au Cerf, or The Deer Hunt, by Bernard van Orley. The tapestry is part of a series o twelve titled The Hunts of Maximilian, in reference to the German Emperor Maximilian I.

The puzzle is COMPLETE (3008 pieces). The pieces are in excellent condition. Th box is in very good condition, with some tape remnants and stains on the base.

Educa published a similar 3000 piece version in 1990.

More information about La Chasse au Cerf:
  • Puzzle size: 115 x 84 cm.
  • Box size: 41 x 28.5 x 4.7 cm.
  • Reference number: 7936.
  • EAN number: 326219097369.
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Dimensions 41 × 28.5 × 4.7 cm
Number of Pieces

3000

Brand

Dujardin

Condition

Complete

Content

Art

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