I have admired Young Girl in Green by Tamara de Lempicka since I saw Michael Chippendale's version of it on The Stencil Library blog of April 10, 2013. His reinterpretation is done by painting the image on thousands of dots. When completed the image looks abstract up close but is recognizable from a distance. When I saw the puzzle shown above at the Puzzle Warehouse I snapped it up immediately. After completing the puzzle I knew I didn't want to toss it back into the box and store it on a shelf. The only other option was to brush a thin layer of glue to the back side. I found a frame in the garage that was close to the right size but not perfect. So I painted a small border over the existing painting. It needed to be approximately 3/4 inch down each side and about 1/4 inch at the top and bottom. Once that was dry I brushed a layer of glue onto the painting inside the frame and quickly positioned the puzzle inside the border I had painted. By having the glue on the back of