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Swirling teal-blue forms fill the middle with pale ripple lines drawn across them, jagged yellow and gold leaf shapes run down the left and right, and orange and coral spread over the bottom — all outlined in heavy black against a black ground. Lawren Harris, a founder of the Group of Seven, painted it around 1957, well away from the wilderness landscapes he is better known for.
No horizon, no subject, no landmarks — only colour and those black outlines to sort by, which makes 500 pieces feel like rather more. Finished size 45.7 x 61cm
Highly abstract swirling forms with a dark background and limited distinct features make this one of the most challenging puzzles to assemble.














