The Hay Wain - National Gallery 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Explore the gentle charm of The Hay Wain in this peaceful 1000 piece puzzle from The National Gallery.

Painted by John Constable in 1821, this beloved scene captures the tranquil beauty of the Suffolk countryside, near Flatford on the River Stour. A horse-drawn hay wain gently crosses the water, while a quaint, greenery-covered cottage watches over the scene from the riverbank. Remarkably, the cottage and river remain much the same today, preserving the timeless serenity Constable so beautifully portrayed.

As you piece together this calming landscape, you’ll be immersed in the soothing rhythm of nature and the mindful joy of puzzling. Part of The National Gallery collection, this artwork is presented in a compact, recyclable box—an eco-friendly choice for a thoughtful, sustainable puzzling experience.

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

John Constable (1776–1837) was a devoted painter of the English countryside, best known for his luminous, heartfelt landscapes that capture the beauty of nature in its purest form. His scenes of rural life - flowing rivers, open skies, and gentle meadows, are filled with a quiet energy and emotional depth.

Constable believed that art should reflect the truth of nature, not idealised perfection. He painted what he saw and loved, especially the landscapes around his Suffolk home, creating works that feel deeply rooted in place and memory.