It took a German man named Peter Schubert four-and-a-half months to put together the world’s largest jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle is called “Travel Around Art,” and it features reproductions of works by European masters like Monet, Klimt and Vermeer. It’s nearly 60-square feet and is comprised of 54,000 pieces. Schubert, who calls himself “The Puzzle King,” says he spends four to five hours a day on jigsaw puzzles; on a weekend day, he claims to spend 12 to 14 hours puzzling. #InsideEdition

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