Description
The 100XXL piece puzzle captures a quintessentially English village on a summer’s day. With a game of cricket in full swing, onlookers enjoy a delicious picnic in the sunshine. Even the dogs are loving the atmosphere and the thrill of the game in between a dip in the brook! Piecing this puzzle together will take you on a journey into village life.
Illustrated by Steve Crisp, the pieces in our 100XXL puzzles are five times larger than those found in our 500 and 1000 piece puzzles. This means they are perfect for those who find larger piece counts too tricky, or those who are suffering with sight or handling difficulties.
How large is the Gibsons - Bowling by the Brook - 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle when it is built?
When fully assembled the Gibsons - Bowling by the Brook - 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle measures 48 x 34cm
How many puzzle pieces does the Gibsons - Bowling by the Brook - 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle have?
The Gibsons - Bowling by the Brook - 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle puzzle contains 100 pieces
When was the Gibsons - Bowling by the Brook - 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle first added to our website?
The puzzle was relased on our site on
Tell me more about the artist Steve Crisp
Steve Crisp
Steve Crisp is a talented British artist known for his beautiful and detailed illustrations. Born in London, Crisp studied graphic design at art college before embarking on a career in illustration.
Over the years, Crisp has created artwork for a wide range of clients, including book publishers, advertising agencies, and jigsaw puzzle manufacturers. His illustrations are characterised by their rich colours, intricate detail, and strong sense of narrative, and have won him many fans around the world.
Crisp is particularly well-known for his jigsaw puzzle designs, which often feature nostalgic and whimsical scenes of the British countryside, village life, and historical subjects. His puzzles are popular with people of all ages and are sold in stores and online retailers worldwide.
Today, Crisp continues to create beautiful illustrations from his studio in Sussex, and his work can be found in galleries, museums, and private collections around the world. He is highly regarded in the illustration industry, and his art continues to inspire and delight people of all ages.
