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Lady on a Zebra puzzle box and illustrated design
Packaging showing Lady on a Zebra puzzle artwork
Illustrated Lady on a Zebra puzzle design
Manufacturer reference graphic showing puzzle pieces, board thickness, and linen-style surface finish

Lady on a Zebra | 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

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Founded in 2007 by Adam Silver and Sarah Dickinson, New York Puzzle Company is based in Brooklyn, New York. The college friends began with a jigsaw puzzle of the New York City subway map. Their range centers on illustration, classic book art, and nostalgic images chosen to make everyday puzzling engaging. Recycled puzzle board and USA production reflect the company’s focus on thoughtful materials and domestic manufacturing.

Lady on a Zebra | 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Lady on a Zebra is a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle with a finished size of 18 × 24 inches. It turns the featured illustration into a tabletop activity for puzzlers aged 10 and up, following the manufacturer’s age recommendation.

A.E. Marty crafted one of Vogue’s most fantastical covers with a sure hand and clean lines. At first glance the reader might not even notice that this modestly dressed, veiled, behatted, and bepearled adventuress sits astride a rearing zebra, rather than a steed, as three giraffes wander in the distance. Here was an imaginative “fashion travelogue” that spoke to the issue’s theme, Southern Fashions—“the great migration to sunny climes”—and “those small accents of so vast importance to chic—the wearing of the scarf, the tilting of the hat, and similar weighty details” that add to the element of fantasy in fashion. This cover inspired the editors of the New York Herald Tribune to pen an essay on the combination of “convention and novelty” and the “juxtaposition of old matter and fresh forms.” Vogue both contributed to and reported on (sometimes with a wink) the great changes happening in the 1920s. In response to the paper’s editorial, the magazine stressed “Vogue’s desire to promote all that is new in art . . . regardless of whether it belongs to the literal school of art or to the imaginative school—a school that can not be explained accurately through the medium of words.”

Use the box illustration as a visual reference and leave room around the finished image for sorting loose pieces. Group recognizable colors, borders, and image details, then connect small sections as the picture takes shape. Work alone or share sections with another suitable puzzler; the image and the puzzler’s experience will influence the pace of assembly.

Features

Key features

  • 500-piece jigsaw format.
  • Featured artwork: Vogue Magazine Cover by Artist André Édouard Marty, originally published on January 1926.
  • Linen-style finish helps reduce glare.
  • Manufactured in the USA, according to the maker.
Specifications

Product specifications

  • Piece count: 500
  • Finished puzzle size: 18 × 24 inches
  • Recommended age: 10 years and up
  • Artwork credit: Vogue Magazine Cover by Artist André Édouard Marty, originally published on January 1926
  • Country of origin: United States
  • SKU: NPZVG1963
Materials

Materials and construction

The manufacturer describes its puzzles as thick, 100% recycled chipboard printed with soy-based inks and finished with a linen-style surface to reduce glare. The board gives the image a firm paperboard backing for tabletop assembly, while the lightly textured finish helps keep the printed artwork comfortable to view under ordinary room lighting.

Care

Care and storage

Keep the cardboard pieces and box dry. Handle pieces with clean, dry hands, use a clean tabletop, and avoid drinks or food near the work area. Brush away loose dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not immerse or wet-clean the board. Separate pieces carefully after use and return them to the box for storage away from moisture and direct sunlight. These are practical storage suggestions for a paperboard puzzle; follow any care instructions supplied with your item.

Shipping & returns

Shipping for this item

For this item, the supplier publishes typical processing of 1–2 business days and dispatch from its warehouse in Greenfield, Indiana. Standard delivery within the contiguous United States is estimated at a further 3–7 business days after dispatch. Processing time and carrier transit are separate, and weekends, holidays, weather, or destination can affect arrival. Available services and shipping charges for your buyamerican.mom order appear at checkout; check delivery needs before ordering for an event or gift date.

Returns for this item

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Compare more American-made games and puzzles, or browse toys and games for another tabletop activity. When choosing a gift for a child, follow the package age recommendation and the CPSC’s guidance on choosing age-appropriate toys.

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