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LEGO Claude Monet – Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies (AUTO DRAW)

Sales progress299 / 600 (50%)
Ticket price
£0.50
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LEGO Claude Monet – Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies (AUTO DRAW)

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🎨 LEGO Claude Monet – Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies (31220)

Bring one of the world’s most famous works of art to life with this incredible LEGO Art set. Inspired by Claude Monet’s iconic Impressionist painting, Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies, this stunning 3,000+ piece build recreates the peaceful garden scene with beautiful colours, delicate water lilies, and the famous arched bridge.

Designed for adult builders and art lovers, this premium LEGO Art set is a relaxing and rewarding project that results in a breathtaking display piece. Once complete, the artwork can be proudly displayed on a wall or shelf, turning a legendary masterpiece into a unique LEGO creation.

A perfect prize for LEGO collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone who loves creative builds.

Draw details

Closes
Sat 2 May 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
600
Per ticket
£0.50
Odds / ticket
1 : 600

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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