New York Puzzle Company - New Yorker View of The World - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Family Game Nights by Saul Steinberg

If you love these puzzles that are of original covers of the New Yorker, can’t go wrong with giving as a gift — or keeping for yourself.The pictures are deceptively detailed. You see something new every time you look at one. For instance, these always have the pub. date and the original price on the cover. Now I look for these two things every time I see one.These are great puzzles, well made, easy to get hooked on.Enjoy yourself!!

This puzzle was fun to assemble colors are bright without being brassy . High quality materials from a reliable source of jig saw puzzles .

This is my favorite New Yorker cover of all time. I'm not sure it's true today with all the transplants, but it was certainly our perspective into the 1990s. And this puzzle was truly fun and rewarding to put together. I'm sure I'll reassemble it from time to time, the way I reread my favorite books.

Puzzle is missing two pieces. Manufacturer's web site says each puzzle is unique, so they can't provide replacements. Having a tough time seeing why "unique" is a virtue if it means you can't get replacements. (Also, what makes it unique? Random numbers from a computer can be regenerated if they start with a seed number. Put the seed on a card in the box and let customers ask for replacements for their particular puzzle.)Zero stars for a puzzle missing pieces and no replacements available. Sending this back.

New Yorker puzzles have some odd shapes. But great magazine covers and fun to complete.

I rated this once before. A good experience to work as it used similar colors in various of the structures. this was made a bit harder as there was no sheet depicting the puzzle. Don Haas

Great

Piecing together "New Yorker View Of The World" has been utter TORTURE. Why? Because, when I try to relocate a pair or group of several pieces, those pieces do NOT adhere to each other! They FALL AWAY from each other.Eventually I tried, several times, sliding a group onto a thin, but stiff, card, in order to move them in one cohering group ... but each one of those groups ended up in shambles despite my care.When you cannot simply move, or slowly slide, a TRIO of jigsaw pieces without their falling away from each other and your needing to pick them up singly, you can calculate the many extra hours it'll take before you can see your picture!I gave it a 2-star rating because the New Yorker picture is great humor.I had bought two New York Puzzle Company jigsaws. The 2nd one is still sealed. I’m going to return them both.