Santa Maria delle Grazie al Calcinaio by Alan Campbell - 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle

Alan Campbell grew up on a dairy farm in Watkinsville, GA, a stone's throw from Athens. Campbell completed his first oil painting at age 11, starting his journey toward a BFA and MFA from the University of Georgia (UGA). Campbell's rural upbringing fueled his bond with the natural world, and a summer job at the UGA Marine Institute on Sapelo Island during his freshman summer exposed him to research and science. That co-mingling of art and science defines Campbell to this day, with a successful career as a world-renowned environmental and expedition artist working in some of the remotest locations on the planet, from the ice fields of Antarctica to the rain forests of Costa Rica and Peru. Campbell's studies eventually took him to UGA's study abroad program in Cortona, Tuscany. Just below Cortona's ancient walls, on the hillside carpeted with olive trees, sits the city's tribute to High Renaissance architecture — Santa Maria delle Grazie al Calcinaio. The church was built between 1485 an