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Daily art games

Each day these games put a work of art in front of you: name the artist behind a painting, date a gallery of canvases by their style, copy an old master by hand or piece a famous painting back together. Many follow the answer with a note on the work and the painter.

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Art Keeper's 21 October puzzle at desktop size: 103 block-shaped pieces of a dark painting of building windows, some merged, on a plain cream board

Art Keeper

Piece together the day's hidden masterpiece, then hang it in your own gallery.

Artle's daily board on 19 Oct 2026: a hazy Turner seascape partly hidden under grey blocks, three empty guess rows and the Name of artist box below

Artle (artle.eu)

Name the artist behind the day's artwork, then its year and style.

Artle's daily screen: a black silhouette print by the day's artist beside the artist name box, with four guesses remaining and links to stats and past games

Artle (National Gallery of Art)

Name the day's artist from works in the National Gallery of Art.

Daily Jigsaw Puzzles board for 18 October 2026: the pieces of Pieter Aertsen's Market Scene scattered around an empty frame, with the timer and controls

Daily Jigsaw Puzzles (dailyjigsawpuzzles.net)

A free jigsaw of the day, usually a famous painting, in one of six difficulty levels.

Focus on 19 Oct 2026, frame 1 of 6 at 9x zoom: a blurred close crop of a clock face, today's landmark, above the box where you type its name

Focus (Mind Loft)

Name the day's photo from a close crop that pulls back with every miss.

Forgeous on a phone mid-game: today's Saint Cecilia by Abraham van Diepenbeeck, brown strokes on the canvas, five colours, a 01:49 timer and an 18.3% progress tile

Forgeous

Finger painting fine art forgeries: copy today's painting from the Met on your phone.

GuessDash card for Paintiquity, an art game: Guess the year from a packed painting gallery, with a palette and calendar icon

Paintiquity (GuessDash)

Guess the year from a gallery of paintings made in it.

Prompetitor's mode screen: Daily Challenge, one artwork per day with a 90 second solo world ranking, beside Classic for 2 to 4 players, over engraved artworks

Prompetitor

Describe the day's artwork in words and see how close an image model gets.

Twin Pics on desktop: Daily Pic #1037, a mosaic of a compass with arms and legs among flowers, beside the empty Describe what you see box and Create Image button

Twin Pics

Describe the day's picture so an AI image generator recreates it, and score up to 100 for the match.

Artle Game in Daily mode showing a portrait of a woman in a black lace mantilla from The Met, with six attempts remaining

Artle Game

Name the artist behind a painting from The Met in six guesses.

Composition board No. 25 in play on an iPhone: black lines fence bouncing dots, with closed spaces painted red, blue and white

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Composition

Draw lines to trap bouncing dots, and each finished canvas becomes a Mondrian-style painting.

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