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Solstice Sun Puzzle

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Solstice Sun Puzzle

By Dave Gilsvik

Sivertson Gallery puzzles feature high-quality printing, precise cuts, vibrant colors, engaging artwork, and are packaged in a sturdy and secure box. Each art of the north masterpiece has 504 pieces and a finished size of 20 W x 16 H inches. Our puzzles are challenging, beautiful, and a fun way to share great art. Gather around the table, share some laughter, and create fun memories!

$34.95

Questions? Call 218-387-2491. We’re here to help and open Sunday 10-4/Monday-Saturday from 10-5.

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Dave paints northern Minnesota landscapes with a free-flowing style infused with emotion and color, expressing his love for the place he calls home. He studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, the University of New Mexico, and Yale University’s prestigious summer program. Dave painted billboards, eventually creating Gilsvik Signs and Murals in Two Harbors before turning into a full-time artist. “The world of nature has always been my world of choice. My method is to simply observe nature and pay attention, both to the nature in front of me and the nature inside of me.”