The Grote Markt at The Hague - National Gallery 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Step into the lively bustle of The Grote Markt at The Hague with this captivating 1000 piece puzzle from The National Gallery.

Painted by Paulus Constantijn la Fargue, this detailed artwork captures the everyday vibrancy of an 18th-century Dutch market. At the heart of the scene stands the grand Grote Kerk, while the Boterhuis warehouse sits to the left, storing wholesale butter. Market stalls brim with goods, townsfolk gather in conversation, and others pause to enjoy a drink—each moment revealing something new the longer you look.

As you piece it together, you’ll uncover the charm in every corner - from architectural details to candid human gestures. This puzzle is part of The National Gallery collection and comes in a compact, recyclable box, designed to minimise waste and support a planet-friendly lifestyle.

• Completed puzzle size: 69cm x 48cm
• Artist: Paulus Constantijn la Fargue
• Includes a guide print
• Earth friendly - made with 100% recycled board

Paulus Constantijn la Fargue (1729–1782) was a Dutch artist known for his beautifully detailed cityscapes and landscapes, capturing everyday life with warmth and precision. His paintings offer a window into 18th-century urban and rural scenes, filled with bustling streets, quaint buildings, and lively communities.

La Fargue’s work stands out for its delicate brushwork and keen observation, creating scenes that feel both intimate and timeless. His thoughtful compositions invite you to explore the small stories within the larger picture, revealing the charm of daily life in historic settings.