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In 1515 Emperor Maximilian I wanted a triumphal arch, like the Romans had.
Instead of stone, Albrecht Dürer gave him paper: the Arch of Honor, 195 woodblocks printed on 36 sheets, to be cut out and pieced together into an arch about 3.5 metres tall.
The Met's copy has never been put together. Over 500 years, still in pieces. We know the feeling.
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In 1861 Utagawa Yoshikazu made this woodblock print of a French photographer, head under the cloth.
Photography went on to take over much of what prints had been for: news pictures, portraits, souvenirs. Meanwhile the cheap prints of Edo ended up in museums, collected by painters like van Gogh.
So: when a new technology makes the old one less necessary, does the old medium become more valuable as
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Social media is wall to wall cats and dogs. Had it existed a few hundred years sooner, the feed might have been magpies.
Our artist of the week, Goya, painted Manuel Osorio in the late 1780s with his pet magpie on a string, Goya's own calling card in its beak. The cats still got into the picture: three of them, staring at the bird.
A challenging puzzle, too. The black cat almost vanishes into the
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In 1515 Emperor Maximilian I wanted a triumphal arch, like the Romans had.
Instead of stone, Albrecht Dürer gave him paper: the Arch of Honor, 195 woodblocks printed on 36 sheets, to be cut out and pieced together into an arch about 3.5 metres tall.
The Met's copy has never been…
#SilentSunday #ArtHistory #JapaneseArt
In 1861 Utagawa Yoshikazu made this woodblock print of a French photographer, head under the cloth.
Photography went on to take over much of what prints had been for: news pictures, portraits, souvenirs. Meanwhile the cheap prints of Edo e…
After a long week, nothing beats a park and a good book.
Unfortunately we live in Finland, where outside is currently uninhabitable.
Second best: a jigsaw puzzle. Unfortunately the kids have other plans for the table.
So it's back to the l…
Can't fly out to see them? Take the cheaper trip.
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On Connected by Puzzles, one link puts you both at the same jigsaw, with voice chat built in.…
Social media is wall to wall cats and dogs. Had it existed a few hundred years sooner, the feed might have been magpies.
Our artist of the week, Goya, painted Manuel Osorio in the late 1780s with his pet magpie on a string, Goya's own call…
We were thinking about having a daily puzzle, but just didn't know what kind.
Then one day, when one of us was doing their daily Wordle, they had an idea: what if the letters were pieces from a painting...
Here it is now: The Pieces, our v…
Last week some couples were denied a game because all our rooms were full.
So we did some work. The room cap is now 200, and sleeper rooms, the ones nobody has been in for 15 minutes, no longer count toward it.
You still have 48 hours to f…
Hi, Mastodon. We're Connected by Puzzles, and we aim to be something more than just a generic jigsaw puzzle site.
On your own you can go up to 10,000 pieces. Our variations are different but still a jigsaw at the core: in Jigsaw Solitaire …
Do you like puzzles? We like them so much we put one inside another.
Jigiban is a jigsaw and a sokoban at once. The picture arrives mostly built. A little paper helper stands on it, and you walk it around, pushing the last loose pieces int…
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Seven summers after Troy fell, the Trojans were still at sea.
In Sicily, Juno sent Iris in disguise to the weary women, and they set fire to the ships to end the journey. Jupiter sent rain. Four ships were lost.
Claude Lorrain painted it a…
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