African American Jigsaw Puzzles

Puzzles by Celebrated Black Artists

Annie Lee's joyful scenes of church, music and everyday life are customer favorites, from Holy Ghost and Baptism to Beginnings of Jazz and Preach On. Jonathan Green's Cane Field Workers brings his vivid Lowcountry scenes to the puzzle table, while Keith Mallett's Sisters of the Sun and Precious Love celebrate Black women and Black love. You will also find work by Aaron and Alan Hicks, D.D. Ike, Gwendolyn McShepard, Marcella Hayes Muhammad, Tricia Reilly-Matthews and Alannah Vincent.

Masterworks of African American Art

Some of the most important artists in American history are part of this collection. Piece together Alma Thomas's The Eclipse, Faith Ringgold's Tar Beach 2 and Sunflower Quilting Bee at Arles, Jacob Lawrence's The Wedding, Romare Bearden's Up at Minton's, Archibald Motley's Nightlife, William H. Johnson's Harriet Tubman and Winfred Rembert's The Dirty Spoon Cafe. These titles sell out quickly, so grab the ones you love while they are in stock.

Faith and Black History Puzzles

Faith puzzles bring scripture to the table, including Keith Conner's The Hem of His Garment, Daniel in the Lion's Den and Walking by Faith, and D.D. Ike's Prayer Still Works. For Black history puzzles, look for the Harriet Tubman puzzle, From Slavery to the White House and Tuskegee Airmen: The Night Fighters, which make meaningful projects for Black History Month and family game nights.

Choosing the Right Piece Count

500 piece puzzles, most measuring 18 by 24 inches, are the most common size in our collection and a good fit for most puzzlers. 1000 piece puzzles such as Sisters of the Sun and Preach On offer a longer, more absorbing challenge. 300 piece puzzles like Grandma's Garden and Barn Babies make a quicker, relaxed build. Piece count and finished size are listed on every product page.

Preserve and Display Your Finished Puzzle

Many puzzlers glue and frame a finished puzzle to hang as wall art. Our Premium Puzzle Glue with Applicator bonds the pieces together so your work is ready to mount and frame. Black art puzzles also make thoughtful gifts for birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, retirement and the holidays.

Shop Black Art Puzzles From a Black-Owned Store

Black Art Depot is a family-owned, Black-owned business that has shared African American art and culture since 2004. Many of our puzzles come from African American Expressions, the largest Black-owned greeting card company in America. See more from these artists in our Annie Lee Art Gallery and Keith Conner Art Gallery, or browse our Black History Collection and African American calendars.

Trusted since 2004, Black Art Depot ships from Atlanta, GA, and orders over $100 ship free.

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