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This whimsical scene captures a moonlit night full of spooky fun, with costumed creatures causing chaos in a leafless tree, and a glowing jack-o’-lantern grinning mischievously from below.
Celebrate the playful spirit of Halloween with Moonlit Mischief, a 500-piece puzzle featuring the October 31, 1959 cover of The New Yorker by renowned illustrator William Steig. This whimsical scene captures a moonlit night full of spooky fun, with costumed creatures causing chaos in a leafless tree, and a glowing jack-o’-lantern grinning mischievously from below. With its vintage charm, vivid colors, and festive Halloween energy, this puzzle is a delightful treat for fans of classic cartoons, nostalgic holiday art, and seasonal puzzling.
New Yorker Cover by Artist William Steig, originally published on October 31st, 1959
Linen Style Finish to reduce glare
Made in USA
- description by New York Puzzle Co, publisher