15×15 Easy

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The story behind this pixel picture

The completed picture began with “Corner cabinet (encoignure) (one of a pair),” an item in the The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection. The source record dates it as ca. 1745–49. It credits Bernard II van Risenburgh. The holding unit is recorded as European Sculpture and Decorative Arts. Free Nonogram does not republish the full source image. Instead, the reviewed source was reduced to a 15 by 15 grayscale field, tested at several pinned thresholds, and converted into the binary silhouette you just solved. The row and column clues were generated from that derived grid, then checked for one solution and completion by the site’s line-logic solver. This puzzle belongs to the Cherry in the Museum pack inside Nonogram Museum. Its source ID, retrieval date, image hash, grid hash, rights evidence, and conversion settings remain attached to the puzzle so the derivation can be audited or withdrawn without guessing which asset was used. Compare the solved pixel shape with the object title rather than treating every square as a literal copy. Simplification is part of the puzzle-making process: fine texture disappears, while outline, balance, and a few distinctive masses become the evidence that makes the subject readable at small scale.