MONDRIAN

CHALLENGE: Remove and put back the 18 pieces in the frame

The pieces are many and, although the simplicity of the shapes, it is almost impossible to insert the last piece that remains separate from the rest

A puzzle-tribute to the modernist painter Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan, better known as Piet Mondrian, a well-known Dutch painter, founder together with Theo van Doesburg of neoplasticism. Although being quite famous, although often imitated and trivialized, Mondrian’s paintings demonstrate a complexity that denies their apparent simplicity and this is noted in Siebenstein’s puzzle

Difficulty: INCREDIBLE 5/6. Average solution time: 1 hour - 1 year

Puzzle dimensions: 15 x 15 x 1 cm / 6 x 6 x 0.4 inch

Woods used:  Maple Decor, Wenge, Padouk, Zebrano, Koto, Bubinga, Sipo*

Made in Germany with laser cut on fine wood* from the artisan and inventor Jurgen Reiche, Siebenstein Spiele

Packed in blister with colored instruction sheet. Solution not included

*Material: MDF laminated with 2 layers of fine wood

Who is Siebenstein-Spiele:

He is a brilliant German inventor who invents several original wooden puzzles in the same style as Jean-Claude Constantin. Most of the Siebenstein Spiele’s wooden puzzles are designed by the German inventor Jürgen Reiche. Puzzles are always wonderful to look at and very difficult to solve

Made with different types of fine wood and Plexiglas, these special puzzles are created in Jürgen's workshop in Münster, Northern Germany. With the help of a laser cutting machine the parts of the puzzles can be made in a very precise way

Siebenstein-Spiele is a brand of Jürgen Reiche now famous in the world of puzzles and inventors, also because the author is used to attend all the meetings of the inventors of the IPP world puzzles, which take place every year in different cities of the world. Jürgen’s projects won many awards during these exclusive meetings