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Description	Example of Stave's dropout cutting techniques. This sample is a very small portion of a traditional puzzle cut from Van Gogh's artwork "Church at Auvers". The drop out in fact adds an element to the puzzle as a whole by also introducing a moon into the sky.
Source	Stave
Date	2007
Author	Stave/Van Gogh
Permission (Reusing this image)	Fair use showing of a small portion of a huge puzzle and artwork (<<10%) for the transformative purpose of demonstrating how Stave uses the drop out cutting technique to enhance puzzles.

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current	01:49, 20 May 2008	905×820 (181 KB)	Elosf (Talk \| contribs)	({{Information \|Description=Example of Stave's dropout cutting techniques. This sample is a very small portion of a traditional puzzle cut from Van Gogh's artwork "Church at Auvers". The drop out in fact adds an element to the puzzle as a whole by also int)