In this cover you will find a large poster (representing a numbered grid) and stickers. Complete the grid with the stickers to make the table appear.

This poster in pixel is an interpretation of the painting by Johannes Vermeer, Young Girl with a Pearl , made in 1665 and preserved in the Mauritshuis Museum, The Hague (Netherlands). This work is sometimes nicknamed the “Mona Lisa of the North”, for the composition and the subject of the painting recall the famous work of Leonardo da Vinci.

A zen activity for adults, but also for children from 10 years. Allow 6 sessions of about 30 minutes, at 2.

Contains: 1 poster + 10 boards of stickers
Poster unfolded: 54 cm x 68 cm
Number of stickers: 2700
All audiences from 10 years