Celebrate the things that truly matter. So straightforward in its language, so rich and allusive in its symbolism, this extraordinary Victorian composition comes straight from the collection of John Derian, the artist and designer whose work with printed images of the past transports the viewer to another time and place. Don’t be surprised, as you begin piecing it together, to find yourself in a state of engaged curiosity. The rings, the hands, the bundle of sticks (you’ll find that one on the back of a Liberty dime), all under the watchful Eye of Providence: Is it a puzzle, or a message? Featuring: 1,000 interlocking pieces - Mini-poster (6 3/4" x 9 3/8") for reference or framing - Completed puzzle size: 26 3/8" x 18 7/8"    John Derian  is the author of the  New York Times  bestseller  John Derian Picture Book  and the creator of John Derian Paper Goods. He founded John Derian Company Inc. in 1989, and today employs a staff of artisans in his studio in New York City to create his signature decoupage plates, trays, paperweights, coasters, lamps, vases, and more. His designs are available in his own retail shops in New York’s East Village—where he also carries vintage and antique imports, bed and table linens, stationery, vintage and new lighting, collaborative work with the French ceramic manufacturer Astier de Villatte and textiles with the London-based Designers Guild, and an ever-changing assortment of one-of-a-kind handmade curios—as well as in upscale home boutiques, catalogs, and gift shops around the globe. His work, along with his retail shops, studio, and homes, has been featured in  Vogue, T: The New York Times Style Magazine ,  Architectural Digest ,  Vanity Fair ,  World of Interiors ,  WSJ. Magazine ,  Elle Decor ,  House & Garden ,  Bon Appétit ,  Garden Design ,  New York  magazine,  GQ , and  W .