Champignons - Pilze für Alle, Vintage Art Poster, Adolphe Millot

Adolphe Philippe Millot (1857-1921) was a highly skilled French artist renowned for his exceptional botanical illustrations. Among his notable works, the drawing -Champignons - Mushrooms For All- stands out as a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and remarkable artistic ability. In this captivating piece, Millot masterfully captures the intricacies and diversity of mushrooms, showcasing his deep understanding of their forms, textures, and colors. The composition exudes a sense of enchantment, inviting viewers into the fascinating world of fungi. Through his precise and lifelike portrayal, Millot not only highlights the beauty of mushrooms but also contributes to scientific knowledge by providing accurate visual representations. His dedication to botanical illustration has left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of artists and naturalists alike to appreciate and explore the wonders of the natural world.

Fun and games for the little ones, and the motor skills of the youngest are trained in a playful way. Practice logical thinking and patience with your little one when putting the children's puzzle together. Piece by piece you put the puzzle together, together or alone you can achieve success. To make the puzzle easier for your child, we print the puzzle motif on the lid of the box to help them. Whether your puzzle fun should take place at home or on the road - everything is possible, because the pieces are placed directly on the cardboard of the frame. Since only a few punch lines are needed, you can perfectly set the scene for your chosen motif. You will receive the frame puzzle ready-laid, so your child can already have a first look at the finished puzzle. Start now and give away joy!

Age recommendation: from approx. 4 years old

Adolphe Philippe Millot (1857-1921) was a highly skilled French artist renowned for his exceptional botanical illustrations. Among his notable works, the drawing -Champignons - Mushrooms For All- stands out as a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and remarkable artistic ability. In this captivating piece, Millot masterfully captures the intricacies and diversity of mushrooms, showcasing his deep understanding of their forms, textures, and colors. The composition exudes a sense of enchantment, inviting viewers into the fascinating world of fungi. Through his precise and lifelike portrayal, Millot not only highlights the beauty of mushrooms but also contributes to scientific knowledge by providing accurate visual representations. His dedication to botanical illustration has left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of artists and naturalists alike to appreciate and explore the wonders of the natural world.

A 100-piece puzzle offers a perfect start to introduce your child independently to a puzzle. Perhaps the motivation is not so great at the beginning, but the joy will be found quickly, because the sense of achievement occurs quickly. In the puzzle 100 puzzle pieces are distributed over the base of a 200-piece puzzle.

Thus, the individual puzzle pieces are larger, which can be an advantage for small and large hands at the beginning. The sections of your motif are clearly visible, so choose the difficulty level best not too high and take a picture with many details.

Age recommendation: from 6 years

Adolphe Philippe Millot (1857-1921) was a highly skilled French artist renowned for his exceptional botanical illustrations. Among his notable works, the drawing -Champignons - Mushrooms For All- stands out as a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and remarkable artistic ability. In this captivating piece, Millot masterfully captures the intricacies and diversity of mushrooms, showcasing his deep understanding of their forms, textures, and colors. The composition exudes a sense of enchantment, inviting viewers into the fascinating world of fungi. Through his precise and lifelike portrayal, Millot not only highlights the beauty of mushrooms but also contributes to scientific knowledge by providing accurate visual representations. His dedication to botanical illustration has left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of artists and naturalists alike to appreciate and explore the wonders of the natural world.

Our 200-piece puzzle introduces you to the topic of jigsaw puzzles, it's a great introduction. It is made for children of primary school age as well as for older people. You quickly achieve a sense of achievement, and you don't need too much stamina. The puzzler will be challenged, but not overwhelmed. Try it out right now!

Age recommendation: from 6-8 years

Adolphe Philippe Millot (1857-1921) was a highly skilled French artist renowned for his exceptional botanical illustrations. Among his notable works, the drawing -Champignons - Mushrooms For All- stands out as a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and remarkable artistic ability. In this captivating piece, Millot masterfully captures the intricacies and diversity of mushrooms, showcasing his deep understanding of their forms, textures, and colors. The composition exudes a sense of enchantment, inviting viewers into the fascinating world of fungi. Through his precise and lifelike portrayal, Millot not only highlights the beauty of mushrooms but also contributes to scientific knowledge by providing accurate visual representations. His dedication to botanical illustration has left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of artists and naturalists alike to appreciate and explore the wonders of the natural world.

A puzzle with 500 pieces is for all those who are already puzzle fans and consider themselves skilled. The next step up would be 1000 pieces, but with 500 pieces you will succeed much faster - the difficulty level is medium. A 500-piece puzzle is a small challenge for experienced puzzlers, but experienced puzzlers see it as a welcome change.

It's great for long summer evenings on the terrace, rainy afternoons in autumn or even cold winter days. Let's start having fun!

Age recommendation: from 8-10 years