Van Gogh puzzle – Street in Auvers-sur-Oise, 1890

Puzzle Features

With this 1000-piece Van Gogh puzzle from the Bluebird art collection, you can reconstruct one of the artist’s most serene and lyrical works: Thatched Cottages at Cordeville , created in 1890, during one of the most intense moments of his artistic life.

A puzzle that combines the power of color with the poetry of the rural landscape , ideal for those who love post-impressionist art and want to take home a fragment of Van Gogh’s inner world.

The Van Gogh Puzzle
“Thatched-roof cottages”

The work depicts a French village immersed in the quiet of the countryside, with thatched roofs , stone paths and rolling hills that seem to dance under a dynamic and windy sky.

Van Gogh’s dense, swirling brushstrokes give energy and movement to even the most peaceful scene.

• The colors are bright and vibrant: intense greens, ochre yellows, cobalt blues, and touches of white that create an atmosphere suspended between dream and reality.
• The details of the work are rendered with great fidelity: each line is a lively brushstroke that conveys the expressive force typical of Van Gogh.
• The sturdy, precision-cut puzzle pieces ensure a smooth and rewarding assembly experience.
• The elegant and resistant packaging enhances the work and makes it perfect as an artist gift.

	Number of pieces 1000		Brand Bluebird
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 68 x 48		Box dimensions (cm) 33 x 25 x 5

Scatola ben rifinita
Splendida idea regalo

Soggetto arte famoso
Dipinto elegante

1000 pezzi
Griglia standard

Description of the artwork

Thatched Cottages at Cordeville is one of the last works created by Van Gogh in 1890, a few months before his death .
The painting was created during his stay in Auvers-sur-Oise, a small village near Paris, where the artist had taken refuge in search of peace and inspiration.

The work captures the silent charm of rural life : thatched-roof houses, uneven paths, wild vegetation and a turbulent sky that seems to reflect the painter’s unstable state of mind.

Yet, amidst that almost dramatic movement, one also perceives a profound harmony with nature, a sense of intimacy and belonging.

It’s a painting that tells the story of the contrast between stillness and restlessness , between beauty and solitude: an external landscape that becomes a landscape of the soul. Every brushstroke in this Van Gogh puzzle vibrates with emotion, every shape is charged with existential meaning.

Vincent van Gogh, the painter of the soul

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) is one of the most intense and revolutionary artists in the history of art.
Despite a short and tormented life, he managed to produce over 2000 works , often filled with pain, hope, a desire for peace and a search for truth.

With his unique style of pure color , strong brushstrokes and simple subjects, Van Gogh transformed the way of seeing the world and representing human interiority .

Thatched Cottages is part of his last and most poetic period, in which nature and solitude merge into powerfully emotional visions that still speak directly to the hearts of those who view them.