Deep Dive: Parsons Harbour by Reilly Fitzgerald

Deep Dive: Parsons Harbour by Reilly Fitzgerald

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Artist: Reilly Fitzgerald
Puzzle Design: Siri Olson & Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 12 cm x 12 cm
Piece Count: 81
Difficulty: 3 out of 5

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Where winter’s hush meets the heart of a harbour town.

About the Art

Reilly Fitzgerald’s Parson’s Harbour: First Snow captures the quiet magic of the season’s first snowfall settling over a Newfoundland fishing village. Brightly painted homes and fishing sheds stand in contrast to the fresh white blanket, their colours a beacon of warmth against the crisp winter air. The gentle snowfall softens the rugged landscape, inviting you to slow down and take in the charm of maritime life as the town prepares for the colder months ahead.

You can find Reilly’s art at Fitzgerald Gallery & Arts Studio, his daughter Kaeleigh’s shop in Clarenville, NL. Now, Parson’s Harbour: First Snow brings that coastal nostalgia to life, one piece at a time.

Our mini puzzles offer a bite-sized taste of what StumpCraft has to offer—perfect for travel, gift-giving, or a cozy moment by the fire.

Whimsy List

Lighthouse with Waves Whimwham (5 pieces)

Fish Whimwham (5 pieces)

Kelp

Mackerel

Lighthouse

Sou’wester Hat

Fishing Boat

Squid Lure

Fish Skeleton

Our Signature Beaver & Maple Leaf

 

Hidden Secrets

Some pieces from this puzzle combine with pieces from the other puzzles from this collection to make two hidden designs. To discover more about it CLICK HERE!

Proudly Made in Canada.

 

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