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Portraits from the Luminous Deep, the 2027 calendar cover: a spiny blue and cream fish in a red doublet against dark water.

2027 Art Wall Calendar: Sea Creatures Painted Like Old Masters (US & Canada)

€26.58
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Twelve portraits, one for each month, painted in the manner of a Renaissance or Baroque master. The sitters are sea creatures, and each one is dressed for its own month: lace and falling snow in January, a study hung with maps in March, reeds and new leaves in April, a gold crown in August, ragged cloth and murky water in October, and jewelled gold in December.

A3, which is 11.7 by 16.5 inches, wire bound at the top with a single hole to hang it by. Printed on matte paper with eco-friendly inks. Week numbers run down the left margin. Nothing sits in stock: each calendar is printed after you order it, close to where it ships.

This is the US and Canada edition. Weeks begin on Sunday. If your week starts on Monday, choose the EU and Rest of World edition instead.

Estimated shipping times

- Netherlands: 1-3 business days 

- Belgium: 1-3 business days

- France: 1-3 business days

- Germany: 1-3 business days

- Great Britain: 1-3 business days

- Europe: 1-5 business days

- the USA: 1-3 business days

- Australia, New Zealand and Oceania: 1-3 business days

- Asia Pacific: 1-3 business days.

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Portraits from the Luminous Deep, the 2027 calendar cover: a spiny blue and cream fish in a red doublet against dark water.
January: a pale blue fish in a huge white lace ruff and dark blue velvet against falling snow, above a month grid whose weeks begin on Sunday.
February: a blue fish in a finned tricorne and blue and gold brocade, holding an old tooled book in falling rain.
March: a warm brown fish in a white ruff and ochre robes, in a study hung with maps, with brushes in a jar.
April: a green fish in a dark green coat embroidered with gold flowers, half hidden in reeds and new leaves.
May: a grinning fish with scarlet fan fins and coral tufts, in a harlequin's diamond collar of teal and gold.
June: a green fish in a pale blue floral coat and a white cravat, surrounded by roses, peonies and hibiscus.
July: a white fish in a golden coral crown and white fur over red and gold, holding a staff, with pink jellyfish behind.
August: a red and orange fish in a gold crown and gold trimmed ruff, painted in thick oil against pale green.
September: a spotted cream fish in a turquoise and gold coat with a nautilus shell, in pale green water among small fish.
October: a pale fish with long trailing barbels, hooded in ragged green cloth, in murky water with rising bubbles.
November: a blue fish in dark gold patterned brocade and a white cravat, in black water with a red jellyfish behind.
December: a turquoise fish in a jewelled gold crown and white lace, one hand raised, against a baroque wall of shells.