Abstract Jigsaw Puzzles
Put your assembling skills to the test with these Abstract Jigsaw Puzzles. We have gathered a collection of abstract paintings that stand out for their beauty and the talent of their artists but also for the difficulty they represent when it comes to assembling them as jigsaw puzzles. Without any discernible shapes or a continuous and clear pattern, finding the position of each piece becomes a hard trial. The bright colors with specks of paint here and there also make these jigsaw puzzles a challenging pastime. Rather than focusing on the paintings and their abstract shapes, the way to tackle these puzzles is by looking at the shape of the pieces and how they fit together. Good luck trying to solve these puzzles!
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color blend
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Color explosion 60 531 7.4 -
Abstract painting with colorful water drops 30 53 6.1 -
White and pink painting 30 125 6.6 -
Abstract art in pink, purple and yellow tones 30 81 6.6 -
Abstract Painting 3 30 592 8.6 -
Abstract Painting 25 30 812 8.2 -
Abstract Painting 23 30 871 8.7 -
Abstract painting resembling water 30 43 5.8 -
Abstract Painting 15 30 102 6.3 -
Picasso style Abstract illustration 30 224 6.9 -
Abstract painting - smudges 30 166 8.5 -
Silk 36 16 5.5 -
MAREADA 24 174 7.2 -
Pixelated image 70 115 5.9 -
Abstract Painting 8 30 68 5.5 -
Futuristic gradient 90 204 6.8 -
Abstract Painting 24 30 2183 9.0 -
Abstract collage 49 843 9.6 -
Abstract Painting 14 30 482 7.6 -
Sponge 12 18 7.7 -
Sponge 12 6 6.1 -
arte 6 12 5.5 -
retro pattern hard 84 15 6.1 -
La Poetisa 12 33 6.1 -
Ray Charles - Abstract Art 60 158 6.6 -
Abstract Painting 9 30 246 6.1 -
Fabiana 100 33 5.8
By nature, these Abstract Jigsaw Puzzles are hard to solve. Even if you choose to break the paintings down into as few pieces as possible, you will still have to concentrate more than usual to be able to solve them. But if what you are looking for is a tough challenge then these are the right jigsaws for you. Regardless, you can always adjust the number of pieces you are playing with, thus controlling the level of difficulty.
