Description

Before rockets, space stations, or moon landings, artists and astronomers imagined what the Moon might truly look like. This 500-piece puzzle captures that vision—an 1872 hand-drawn lunar landscape by famed French astronomer and illustrator Étienne Léopold Trouvelot.

A surreal mix of craters, jagged cliffs, and starlit skies, this restored lithograph from Goodson Gallery’s private archive invites you into the past’s imagination of the cosmos. Whether you’re a space lover, puzzle enthusiast, or vintage science art collector, this piece offers a meditative journey through space and time.

Part of the History of the Cosmos puzzle series.

• 500 Pieces – Finished size: 19.25″ x 26.6″

• Archival Art – Trouvelot’s 1872 moon lithograph

• Matte Finish – Soft feel, high detail

• Material – Durable chipboard, deluxe paper box

• Gift-Ready – Cover art printed on front

• Series – History of the Cosmos Collection

• Perfect for – Astronomy lovers, surreal art fans, vintage sci-fi collectors