A calendar built around the work of one of Australia's most important landscape painters. Sir Arthur Streeton was a founding figure of the Heidelberg School, the group of artists who, in the late 1880s and 1890s, set up camp in the bush outside Melbourne and changed the way Australian light and land were painted. Streeton's canvases are known for their golden, sun-bleached colour and their honest take on the Australian countryside, qualities that still feel true to anyone who's stood in a paddock here in late afternoon.
This 2027 calendar brings a selection of his paintings into a format that's genuinely nice to use, not just look at. Each month pairs a full-page reproduction with a full-page grid below it, so the image gets proper space rather than being squeezed into a header strip. The paper is a textured, antique white stock with some weight to it, and the whole thing is bound with antique brass wire, which suits the artwork and holds up to a year of daily handling.
It's a practical calendar as well as a decorative one. Australian and New Zealand public holidays are printed in, so there's no need to cross-reference a second source when you're planning around them.
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Hang in a dry spot out of direct sun to keep the colours from fading over the year. Wipe any dust gently with a soft, dry cloth.
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