Jigsaw Puzzles: The amazing British invention that went from geographical 'dissection' to universally popular form of meditation

Suzanne tells Muriel the riveting story of an invention devised in London by one inspired man, in an 18th-century world of map-making, mezzotints and early industrial machinery, and explores what jigsaw puzzles do for us, what they mean, and why they are more popular than ever.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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