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Norman Rockwell - The Four Freedoms Panoramic 1000 Piece Puzzle
This MasterPieces Saturday Evening Post 39" x 13" 1,000pc panoramic puzzle features a historic look into our Four Freedoms. Inspired by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union address outlining four basic freedoms essential to all people, Norman Rockwell painted a series of images that stand among our nation's most significant cultural icons: Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear. Rockwell's Four Freedoms appeared in four consecutive issues of The Saturday Evening Post, from February 20 to March 13, 1943, bringing Roosevelt's democratic ideals to life for millions of Americans.
- 1000 piece puzzle
- Quality, thick pieces ensure tight interlocking fit
- 39 x 13 inch completed size
- Made of recycled materials
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Four Freedoms puzzle
We have the six Norman Rockwell puzzles from the museum, all of which are good quality and a good way to pass some of the time on rainy days.
