CJ Hurley: House of the Minaret 1000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

CJ Hurley (American, b. 1967) House of the Minaret, 2011 CJ Hurley believes artists must interpret the world, not just document it. The sloped mountains and roofs, the towering chimneys and evergreens, and the sturdy stone walls and riverbanks in House of the Minaret illustrate how natural and crafted structures can form one cohesive terrain—and the beauty that comes from one’s surroundings. Bring some of that beauty into your own home with this 1000-piece puzzle.

CJ Hurley

CJ Hurley’s art exists at the intersection of the natural world and the Arts and Crafts aesthetic. Hurley (American, b. 1967) believes that art should be a regular feature in one’s life and environment, and that both art and nature transform who we are as humans. In his painted world, life is rich in natural color and texture, and human-made structures are thoughtfully composed within their surroundings. His landscapes, in particular, aim to portray the raw, unrefined elements he so admires. A master artisan of the Roycroft Renaissance, he is proud to represent the 100-year Roycroft tradition of artistry and hand-craftsmanship. With his wife, Barbara Pierce, Hurley operates Century Arts, a company dedicated to the decoration, restoration, and preservation of homes.