New York Puzzle Company - Vogue Collection: Bee Stripes (100 Pieces)

“‘Zeilinger’ lets whimsy guide his pen,” wrote Vogue when describing this artist to its readers in 1933. For the magazine’s May 15, 1934, Summer Travel issue he chose to capture a woman in repose and invite the viewer’s imagination to wander as he or she took in the model’s bee-striped dress—designed by Alix (later known as Madame Grès)—with colors, wrote Vogue, as “pungent and vivid as a midsummer afternoon.”