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Length: 80 cm
\nWidth: 40 cm
\nHeight: 166 cm<\/p>\n
The beginning of the puzzle dates back to 1762, when a Londoner named Spilsbury made one by chance, cutting out the shapes of different countries on a wooden panel. Soon its playful use and as an educational pastime became popular among the population to this day. Who has not lost their minds in search of that tiny flat piece that resists us? There is something hypnotic about puzzles, an agonizing desire to make sense of a broken whole. That same concern is the mechanism that Lola Glamour articulates: the desire for eternal play, the union of opposites, the joy of confusion, order in chaos.<\/p>\n
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Art. 0033.1 Largo: 80 cm Fondo: 40 cm Alto: 166 cm Los inicios del puzzle se remontan a 1762, cuando un londinense llamado Spilsbury fabric\u00f3 uno de forma casual, recortando la silueta de los distintos pa\u00edses sobre un panel de madera. R\u00e1pidamente, su uso l\u00fadico y como pasatiempo educador se populariz\u00f3 entre la poblaci\u00f3n hasta … <\/p>\n