Showing posts with label Athens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Athens. Show all posts

2019-11-08

Development process of the Parthenon .... vintage jigsaw puzzle - updated 16th Nov.

Since the middle of September I am busy assembling vintage jigsaw puzzles (age 25 years and older). I love sharing the event that takes place in the german forum for jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts - by now 25 participants assembled approx. 65 jigsaw puzzles. These are mine:








Since 23rd October I work on this one:

 =1988

completed :-)

2016-02-19

Finished 19th February 2016

 260 Pieces

Pisa

this is the last of 12 vintage jigsaw puzzles I collected in the past years. 
They all date back to the early 1970ies.


Here we go





2015-03-13

Finished 12th March 2015

 550 Pieces

Athens now and then 
Picture by John M. Thompson
National Geographic - edited by MB/Hasbro, 2003


2015-03-10

Finished 9th March 2015

 550 Pieces

Athens now and then 
Picture by John Veltri (*1938, USA)
National Geographic - edited by MB/Hasbro, 2003


The Parthenon - which means "chamber of the virgin", 
as the temple is dedicated to the goddess Athena. The Parthenon was built between 447-438 BC and was destroyed partially in the late 17th c. The so-called Elgin marbels were taken away in the early 19th c. by Lord Elgin - some severe kind of cultural vandalism - they can be visited in London, but the main building of course is the landmark of Athens as well as Greece.
Find out many more informations here


2014-07-14

Finished 13th July 2014

Le 14 Juillet: je souhaite une bonne fête nationale francaise au jourd'hui!

These are the Megamarathon-Jigsaw Puzzles I chose for Sunday.
At the end we assembled more than 82.000 pieces!

All jigsaw Puzzles are made by Milton Bradley "Academie"-Series with 260 pcs. each
Dated 1970ies

The Eiffel Tower, Paris


Manhattan, Ney York City


The Colosseum, Rome


The Kremlin, Russia


The Tower-Bridge, London


Liberty-Statue, NYC


The Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens


The Atomium, Brussels


a small finger exercise with 252 very thin cardboard pieces: various dinosaurs


and finished 14th July 2014 to complete the collection of 10 MB Academie-Boxes

Salzburg, Austria