Sunset Glow Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle

Deep Dive: Sunset Glow by Roland Gissing

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Roland Gissing - Sunset Glow

Artist: Roland Gissing (1895 - 1967)
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 41.5cm x 30cm
Piece Count: 490
Difficulty: 4 out of 5

 

 

 

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About the Artist

Born in England in 1895, Roland Gissing arrived in Canada during the spring of 1913. Eventually Gissing established a homestead in 1919 at the confluence of the Ghost and Bow Rivers west of Cochrane, Alberta. His art reflects the vastness of the West's rolling foothills and the majesty of the Rocky Mountains. As a result, Roland Gissing has become one of Western Canada's most popular landscape painters.

This puzzle features one of Roland Gissing's favorite scenes: a tranquil forest setting covered in fresh snow, with the magic hour sunset glow casting a hazy golden light on tree branches and the edges of a flowing creek. Whimsies feature the Gissing family brand, typical winter activities (skiing, snowshoeing, snowflakes) as well as animals & birds commonly found wintering in southern Alberta.

Lightly watermarked reference image
Note, reference images are watermarked to prevent unauthorized printing of our artist's work, as well as copycat puzzles which have become common since 2020.

Roland Gissing Official Catalog

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Whimsy List

3x Rabbits
3x Birds in Flight
Cross-Country Skier
Snowshoer
Squirrel
2x Snowflakes
Horse & Sleigh
Wild Rose
Deer
Gissing Brand Initials

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