New Yorker 1000 Piece Puzzle - Small Growers

A gnome waits patiently to sell his mushrooms as patrons browse the fruits and vegetables of the busy farmers market. New Yorker Cover by Artist Peter de Seve, originally published on May 30th, 2011.

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