Calendars

The number seven carries many different meanings—some fortunate, others less so. Not to be overlooked is the Group of Seven, a collection of Interw...

A loon, a surfing bear, and a walrus are just three examples of what you’ll find in this calendar featuring the Inuit art of Cape Dorset in Ontario...

 In art and in life, we strive for harmony, balance, and color. For nearly 30 years, Motawi Tileworks in Ann Arbor, Michigan, has mastered these at...

The animals of Charley Harper cut an elegant profile, framed by quilted shapes and designs. An environmentally conscious artist native to the Midwe...

One of Canada’s most distinguished nature artists, Tom Thomson also served as a forest ranger—so he walked the walk, talked the talk, and could pai...

Sometimes, we need extra motivation to head outdoors or grab our paintbrushes. Enter this calendar featuring the Group of Seven. Partial to the woo...

This calendar spotlights Swedish commercial illustrator Carl Larsson, who captured the rustic life of the Swedish countryside. Rich in detail and f...

 September 2020–December 2021 / Elul 5780–Kislev 5782 Sixteen monthly grids and full-color artwork The extraordinary works of art reproduced here c...

Reading serves many forms and functions: favorite pastime, rite of passage—and artistic subject. This mini wall calendar surveys the theme on a glo...

Calendars keep us on-course in meeting our New Year’s Resolutions. If you’ve committed to spend more time outdoors, draw inspiration from the Hashi...

It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that zing. Since finding a classic copy of Ladies Home Journal in 1985, Taintor’s collages place vintage pict...

Master of light and shadow, Edward Hopper’s credo may well have been “I watch, therefore I am.” Not just a night hawk in pursuit of New York movies...

Printmaker Molly Hashimoto leaves a strong impression, throwing into relief the harmony of birds and nature in graphic detail. This wall calendar i...

They say pine trees are as old as the hills—in fact, many date back more than a millennium. Wolf Kahn’s paintings, however, prove they can still be...

Georgia O’Keeffe once said that “if I could paint that flower in a huge scale, you could not ignore its beauty.” Nicely put. This calendar spotligh...

Georgia O’Keeffe once said that “if I could paint that flower in a huge scale, you could not ignore its beauty.” Nicely put. This calendar spotligh...

Sometimes, we need extra motivation to head outdoors or grab our paintbrushes. Enter this calendar featuring the Group of Seven. Partial to the woo...

Reading serves many forms and functions: favorite pastime, rite of passage—and artistic subject. This mini wall calendar surveys the theme on a glo...

A well-kept garden, a reflecting pond, and a vibrant sunset: Claude Monet knew how to capture the everyday spectacles of a life well-lived. We shou...

Artist, illustrator, master of visual wit—these apply in equal measure to Edward Gorey. Through his looking glass, the world’s a stage rich in post...

A wise forecaster once called for “hot and dry with a 100% chance of frozen margaritas.” In fact, it was Maine-based artist Anne Taintor.  Since fi...

Many calendars offer words to live by or pictures to enjoy, but few place word and image on equal measure. Enter this calendar, which marries the d...

The woodblock prints of Kazuyoshi Ohtsu range from still-life to the stillness of natural life. His compositions include Mt. Fuji and famous temple...

Georgia O’Keeffe once said that “if I could paint that flower in a huge scale, you could not ignore its beauty.” Nicely put. This calendar spotligh...