Kodak launches the World's largest puzzle
27 World's wonders comprised in 51.300 pieces
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April 24th, 2020
April 24th, 2020
It's almost been 2 months since the beginning of the COVID-19 quarantine and the list of indoor activities is running low. Luckily, Kodak is coming to your relief with the world's largest puzzle, celebrating its heritage and the beautiful art of photography - and breaking every record.
The US multinational, leader in the world of photography and in the production of film paper, is launching a puzzle comprised in 51.300 pieces and spotlighting 27 wonders from around the world, as the Rome's Colosseum, the Tower Bridge, the Taj Mahal, the Great Chinese Wall, the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Statue of Liberty (every city is comprised in 1.900 pieces). The puzzle measures 28.5 feet x 6.25 feet and is selling for $600.
The puzzle and confirms the importance of photography in this particular time we're living in (as we've seen the unexpected success of photography auction in thee quarantine days and Perimetro's project to raise funds for Bergamo hospital). Often confused as a play for kids, nss magazine already made a list of advices of the 5 best quarantine puzzles, recognizing that sometimes they truly are a real form of art.
