Mr and Mrs Andrews - National Gallery 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Explore the timeless elegance of Mr and Mrs Andrews in this beautiful 1000 piece puzzle from The National Gallery.

Painted by Thomas Gainsborough in 1750, this iconic portrait captures the newly married Robert Andrews of the Auberies and Frances Carter of Ballingdon House. Interestingly, Mrs. Andrews's lap remains unfinished, with speculation that it was meant to hold a child, symbolizing the couple’s future.

As you piece together this stunning artwork, you’ll immerse yourself in both the history and the artistry of Gainsborough. The National Gallery collection brings together iconic art with sustainability—this puzzle is housed in a compact, recyclable box, designed to reduce packaging and make a more eco-conscious impact.

• Completed puzzle size: 69cm x 48cm
• Artist: Thomas Gainsborough
• Includes a guide print
• Earth friendly - made with 100% recycled board

Thomas Gainsborough (1727–1788) was one of Britain’s most celebrated portrait and landscape painters, known for his graceful brushwork and romantic view of the natural world. Whether capturing the soft glow of the English countryside or the refined elegance of 18th-century society, Gainsborough’s work is filled with texture, movement, and quiet sophistication.

He had a deep love for nature, often saying he preferred painting landscapes over people. His rural scenes feel alive with rustling leaves, drifting skies, and paths that invite you to wander - making his art a perfect fit for Gaia’s sense of peaceful escape and timeless beauty.