Can you solve our June ‘Room with a Clue’ puzzle?
Each month, we show you a room from a house of significance and ask you to work out either what the house is, or who lived there. There’s a prize up for grabs, so see if you can solve the riddle...
An Artist’s Work
This house in London evolved over 30 years. Its purpose was to be a home, a studio and a manifestation of its famous occupant’s celebrated artistry.
A prominent painter in the 19th century, their first major work – Cimabue’s Celebrated Madonna – was bought by Queen Victoria at the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition. Around the house you’ll find evidence of the Victorian fascination with exotic shores – an example being the incredible Arab Hall with its golden dome, beautiful tiles and even a fountain.
The Prize
If you think you know who lived in this month’s home, you could be
in with a chance of winning this Blue Swallows half-pint mug, worth £19.95, from queen of colourful ceramics Emma Bridgewater. Based in the Potteries in Stoke-on-Trent, Emma’s factory has been making your everyday cup of tea just that little bit more special since 1985. To see the full range of products, visit emmabridgewater.co.uk
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