5000, Educa, Entry of Roger de Flor in Constantinople

139.00

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This is a beautiful puzzle that Educa published in 1996 and it is now very difficult to find. The title is Entry of Roger de Flor in Constantinople, by the Spanish artist José Moreno Carbonero.

This puzzle is NEW, with its original FACTORY SEAL. There are some tears on the seal, some scuffs, and a small depression on an corner of the box

This is another example of the great choices that Educa made in the 80’s and 90’s, with many classical art themes. Later, it was not uncommon to find art puzzles in the Educa catalog regularly, like the second Edition of the Gallery of Cornelis van der Geest, in 2002, or the Love’s Labour Lost, in 2010. However, in recent years, Educa usually prefers modern and digital art.

More information about Entry of Roger de Flor in Constantinople:
  • Puzzle size: 157 x 107 cm.
  • Box size: 46 x 32 x 8.5 cm.
  • Reference number: 7.816.
  • EAN number: 8411349078162.
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Additional information
Dimensions 46 × 32 × 8.5 cm
Brand

Educa

Condition

Factory Sealed

Number of Pieces

5000

Content

Art

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