Few images defined a cultural shift quite like that baby in the pool chasing a dollar on a fishhook. Released in September 1991, Nevermind didn't just introduce Dave Grohl's drumming to the world, it dragged alternative music out of the underground and into shopping centres, for better or worse.Say what you want about the mainstreaming of grunge, the album itself holds up, and the cover, shot by Kirk Weddle and art directed with that deliberately uncomfortable corporate-meets-innocent tension, remains one of the most reproduced images in alternative fashion and music culture. This officially licensed 500-piece puzzle lets you put it back together at your own pace, which feels appropriately on the nose given the circumstances. A solid piece for anyone with a dark aesthetic streak and a soft spot for the Seattle sound, or just an appreciation for images that make people uncomfortable at dinner parties.500 pieces. Finished puzzle dimensions approximately 49cm x 34cm. Suitable for ages 14 and up.
