This 2027 calendar brings together landscape paintings from some of the artists who shaped how Australia saw itself on canvas during the 18th and 19th centuries. Each month pairs a full-page reproduction with a clean, easy-to-read calendar grid below it, so the artwork gets its own space rather than being squeezed around the dates.
The format is double hung, meaning the image sits on its own page and the grid follows on the next, giving both the art and your planning room to breathe. It's a calendar that works equally well hung in a study, a kitchen, or a shop, and one that holidaymakers and locals alike tend to pick up as a piece of Australiana worth keeping on the wall past December.
What's included
Every month shows Australian and New Zealand public holidays, so there's no second-guessing long weekends or guessing which Monday is actually a trading day. The paper itself is a textured, antique white stock with enough weight to hold the detail in the reproductions, and it's acid free and chlorine free, sourced from responsibly managed forests. Binding is antique brass wire, chosen to suit the heritage feel of the artwork rather than a standard black coil.
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Why it's worth a spot on the wall
A calendar like this does two jobs at once. It keeps the year organised, and it puts a genuine piece of art history somewhere you'll actually look at every day. For anyone drawn to colonial-era Australian landscape painting, or simply wanting a calendar that doesn't look disposable, this is one that earns its place well past New Year.
Whether it's for your own home, a gift for someone who loves Australian art, or stock for a considered gift and stationery range, this calendar gives twelve months of use backed by paper and binding that hold up to being looked at as often as they're used.
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