Study a painting briefly, then restore its nine pieces. Earn Impeccable by placing every piece correctly on the first try. Enjoy the finished artwork and a little of its history. A free daily browser puzzle with Mona Lisa practice.
Artle
Guess the artist of the shown work of art.
What is Artle?
Artle is a daily art puzzle from the National Gallery of Art. Each day, players are shown a single work of art and challenged to identify the artist who created it.
How to play Artle
Look at the artwork displayed on the page, then type your guess for the artist's name. The game will tell you whether your guess is correct, and you can keep trying until you solve the puzzle or run out of attempts.
Tips & strategy
- Study the painting's style, brushwork, and color palette for clues about the artist.
- Consider the historical period and subject matter—these often point to a specific movement or region.
- Think of well-known artists represented in the National Gallery of Art's collection.
- If you're unsure, start with broad guesses (like 'Monet' or 'Rembrandt') and refine based on feedback.
Frequently asked questions
Is Artle free to play?
Yes, Artle is free and available on the National Gallery of Art's website.
How often is a new puzzle released?
A new Artle puzzle appears daily, so you can play once each day.
Do I need an account or app to play?
No account is needed, and there is no separate app—just visit the Artle page in your browser.
What happens if I can't guess the artist?
If you don't solve it, you can try again the next day with a new artwork. The puzzle resets daily.
Where to play
Play Artlenga.gov · free, new puzzle daily
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