A pile of puzzle pieces is in front of its brown square packaging box with a collaged painting of three brown-skinned women in patterned dresses.

Jigsaw Puzzle featuring 204 pieces featuring the artwork of Mickalene Thomas

An almost completed puzzle of three brown women in patterned dresses is in front of its brown box.

Puzzle | Le Dejeuner | Mickalene Thomas | 204 pieces

Name: Puzzle | Le Dejeuner | Mickalene Thomas | 204 pieces
Brand: Third Drawer Down
SKU: 709016998409
Price: 19.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$19.00 AUD

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A fantastic puzzle featuring an artwork that subverts our societal norms through an appropriation of Manet's original masterpiece Le D?jeuner sur l'herbe. Piece together Mickalene Thomas's evocative work Le Dejeuner sur l?herbs: Les trois femmes noises (2010), that challenges the definitions of beauty and gender found throughout art history. A must have for lovers of contemporary art, history buffs and all creatives!

Mickalene Thomas is a distinguished visual artist, filmmaker and curator who has exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally. She is best known for combining art-historical, political and pop-cultural references in her works and for her paintings embellished with rhinestones, enamel and rich acrylics that introduce complex notions of femininity and challenge common definitions of beauty and aesthetic representations of women.

Details:
204 pieces
Finished puzzle size: 40.6 x 28cm
Box size: 15 x 15 x 7cm
Colourful packaging, easy to gift wrap

Puzzle | Le Dejeuner | Mickalene Thomas | 204 pieces

$19.00 AUD

$50.00 AUD

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