Elephant Shaped Puzzle (150 PIECES)

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Elephant Shaped Puzzle (150 PIECES)

Spectacular shaped puzzles are meant to challenge the artist and the puzzle builder. Special care is taken to create openings within the puzzle: First you see a shaped character, but look closer, and the theme comes alive!

Helps develop skills in problem solving, fine motor skills, concentration, memory, color and shape sorting, and visual reasoning.

Made from the highest quality materials that resist peeling, fading and creasing; precision cutting assures all pieces fit together smoothly.

For intrepid young puzzlers ages 6 and above.

  • 150-piece shaped cardboard puzzle
  • Instruction poster
  • FSC certified paper
  • Completed puzzle: 24.4” W x 18.1” H
  • Ages: 6 years & up
  • Made in Spain


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History

Animals in the Opera

From Aida to Carmen, from Die Zauberflöte to the Ring cycle—animals both real and mythological have been seen on the operatic stage for centuries.

Horses, donkeys, bears, elephants, birds, dragons, and many others are featured as minor, and sometimes major, characters in operas performed all over the world. In the Met’s first season at Lincoln Center in 1966–67, goats and a camel were seen in the world premiere of Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra.

More recently, horses have graced the stage in La Fanciulla del West, among others, a mule appeared in Pagliacci, and a pair of Irish Wolfhounds starred in Lucia di Lammermoor. Audience favorite Sir Gabriel the Donkey has had recurring roles in Il Barbiere di Siviglia and La Bohème.

 

 

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