Camille Monet was a French artist known for her role as both a painter and the wife of the famous Impressionist painter Claude Monet. Born on February 1, 1847, she often served as a model for her husband's works, appearing in many of his paintings. Camille's own artistic contributions were overshadowed by her husband's fame, but she was an important figure in the Impressionist movement. Camille Monet's life was marked by her struggles with health issues, which affected her artistic career. She passed away at a young age on September 5, 1879, but her legacy continues through the artworks that feature her and the influence she had on Claude Monet and other Impressionists.