Restore real masterpieces as cozy 3D jigsaws in a museum at the end of time.
Restore real masterpieces as relaxing jigsaw puzzles, from Van Gogh to Hokusai. Tip out the pieces and bring a lost painting back to life.
You are the last curator of a little museum at the end of time. From outside it looks small. Inside, a grand stair runs through every age of art. Its paintings have fallen to pieces. Restore them one jigsaw at a time, and their rooms fill with colour again.
• Hundreds of real masterpieces: public-domain paintings and prints from the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago and The Met. Van Gogh, Monet, Hokusai, Hiroshige, Vermeer and many more.
• At your own pace: 16 to 100 pieces, no timers, and your table is kept whenever you stop.
• Pieces that feel real: proper jigsaw shapes with cardboard thickness that click into place.
• A rosette for every size: restore each painting at 16, 36, 64 and 100 pieces.
• Look closer: open any restored painting full screen and zoom into the brushstrokes.
• Learn as you go: each painting adds a short note to your notebook, and each wing tells a little of its history.
• Bring the painters back: sixteen great artists, from Van Gogh and Hokusai to Mary Cassatt, Rosa Bonheur and the Mughal master Basawan. Restore three of their works and they return to stroll the museum. Tap one for a word or two about their life and work.
• A painting of the day: restore it that day for a gold leaf frame.
• The museum radio: four stations of calm music, from French piano to koto and Paris café waltzes.
• 24 achievements, kept in the game and in Google Play Games if you sign in.
• Hints, edge and colour sorting, large text, gentle motion, and turned pieces only if you want them.
The paintings are real and never changed. The museum's watercolour rooms, painters and icons, and the radio's music, were made for the game with AI.
Free to play with a small banner ad. No in-app purchases.