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West Selina BD22 9DN
United Kingdom

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Saturday: 10am - 2pm
Sunday: Closed

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We welcome submissions from artists at all stages of their careers. To submit your work for consideration, please email us at [email protected] with the subject line "Art Submission" and include 3-5 high-quality images of your work, an artist statement, and a brief bio. Our editorial team reviews submissions monthly.

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This Day in Art History

Historical Art Event

June 15, 1844: The Birth of Claude Monet

On this day in art history, the influential French Impressionist painter Claude Monet was born. Monet revolutionized the art world with his innovative approach to capturing light and atmosphere in his paintings, most famously in his series of water lily paintings. His technique of painting the same subject under different light conditions demonstrated how perception changes with time and weather, a concept that would influence generations of artists to follow.

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