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Springbok was founded in 1963 by Katie and Bob Lewin, combining their passion for art, photography, and puzzling. They aimed to share their enthusiasm for European puzzles and their favorite art and photography from museums with a wider audience through jigsaw puzzles. Throughout the years Springbok has worked with thousands of artists across the globe as well as our in-house art studio to provide a wide variety of puzzle images to suite many different tastes in art and photography and to introduce these artists to the puzzle community.

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Explore Shop By Artist: Uncover the Best Jigsaw Challenges for Every Enthusiast

Springbok Puzzles is the oldest American-made puzzle brand, and each puzzle is created with you in mind, utilizing unique shaped pieces and the quality materials you have come to expect. To this day our high-quality lithography, in-house design studio, and collaborations with artists worldwide, continue to surprise and delight both seasoned puzzle enthusiasts and newcomers with a broad array of new images each year. Interested in submitting your art for consideration? Click the following link for our submission page. Submit Art

Your Questions Answered: Essential FAQs on Shop By Artist

Which artists are most popular on Springbok puzzles?

Some of Springbok’s most beloved puzzles feature artwork by Dona Gelsinger, known for her heartwarming seasonal scenes, and Michael David Ward, a fine artist celebrated for his surreal landscapes and imaginative designs. These artists continue to resonate with puzzlers who value beauty, challenge, and storytelling in every piece.

What styles of puzzle art can I find by featured artists?

Springbok offers a wide range of styles, from realistic wildlife and charming countryside settings to nostalgic advertisements, patriotic themes, and colorful seasonal imagery. Each artist brings their unique perspective, giving puzzlers a variety of visual experiences to enjoy.

Does Springbok still work with real artists today?

Yes! Springbok proudly collaborates with independent illustrators, painters, and photographers whose original artwork is carefully selected for its color, composition, and emotional appeal. Each featured artist brings a unique style that enhances the overall puzzling experience.

How did Springbok get started with art-based puzzles?

Springbok began in the 1960s by licensing fine art masterpieces for its earliest puzzles under the brand Springbok Editions. One of its most famous releases was Jackson Pollock’s Convergence—a modern art jigsaw marketed as “the world’s most difficult puzzle,” which became a national bestseller and set the tone for Springbok’s commitment to artistic excellence.

Can I submit my own artwork to be featured on a Springbok puzzle?

Yes. Springbok welcomes original image submissions from artists and photographers. If you’d like your work to be considered for future puzzle collections, visit the Image Submissions page for full details and submission guidelines.

Can I collect puzzles from my favorite artist at Springbok?

Yes! Many Springbok artists have multiple puzzles available, often across different seasons and themes. Collectors can shop by artist to build a personal series or revisit familiar styles in new challenges.

Is Springbok puzzle artwork available on other products?

Yes! Many of Springbok’s most beloved puzzle images are also featured on playing cards, fleece blankets, umbrellas, and other giftable items. This lets fans enjoy their favorite designs beyond the puzzle table—whether snuggled up, out for a stroll, or playing a game with family.