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USA Calendars
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Workman Publishing Company
Calendar (28 pages)
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Perfect for the avid angler, it's a year of gorgeous, breathtakingly realistic portraits of North American trout by acclaimed nature artist Joseph Tomelleri. His distinctive style is noted for the lifelike colors and exquisite detail he achieves, from the silvery Arctic grayling to a vividly hued Goose Lake redband trout to a beautiful spawning Dolly Varden. Accompanying each month's illustration is detailed information about the featured fish, including a natural history, color range map, and hatch charts of mayflies and caddis flies. |
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By Tim Palmer
Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
Calendar (32 pages)
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The texture and movement of water running through Americas rivers come to life in this stunning calendarthe most beautiful photographs in Tim Palmers Rivers of America. |
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By Workman Publishing Company
Workman Publishing Company
Calendar (160 pages)
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Celebrate America in hundreds of full-color images—the greatness, the multiplicity, the enduring spirit of independence. Hot air balloons adrift over the Arizona desert. Coney Island's Wonder Wheel. An Oregon lighthouse surrounded by wildflowers. Yellowstone's steaming Devil's Pot. "Carhenge" in Alliance, Nebraska (think Stonehenge— with cars), and a horse and buggy ambling down a dirt road in Holmes County, Ohio. From sea to desert to bucolic countryside to glittering cityscape and again to shining sea, America is a spectacular tribute to these 50 states. |
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By Flick Ford
Sellers Publishing
Calendar (12 pages)
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This calendar features the detailed and accurate paintings of a variety of North American fish by artist, Flick Ford. Each painting is accompanied by text written by master sport fisherman Dean Travis Clarke. Also included are tips on where to find and catch game fish as well as a distribution map. |
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Amber Lotus
Released: 2007-07-10
Calendar (26 pages)
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In association with Bilingual Press, Amber Lotus is proud to present the Chicano Art 2008 wall calendar, showcasing the extraordinary works of contemporary Chicano and Chicana artists. These works bring into sharp focus the rich diversity of an art movement that is now achieving full recognition in the art community at large. This lavish and comprehensive collection features art from established masters as well as emerging artists, on themes that include community values, borders and biculturalism, spirituality, personal feeling and shared experiences, cultural icons and nontraditional representations. "Chicano art is powerful... it has the ability to reach across ethnic groups and class lines, to captivate greatly diverse viewers... Chicano art is distinctly American art. The time has come to place Chicano art within the context of American art history." -Thomas Wilson, Mesa Southwest Museum, AZ. Sample Caption: "First Aztec on the Moon, by Santiago Perez - Santiago Perez is well known for juxtaposing unlikely imagery, and he excels with that technique in First Aztec on the Moon. Against a black horizon worthy of a moonscape, we view an incongruous, mostly bare-skinned Aztec warrior sporting a loincloth and a kneepad resembling equipment that pre-Hispanic Amerindian competitors used in their sacred ball games. While the warrior does not wear a spacesuit, he does have a space helmet of sorts, although it mostly resembles a gas mask..." |
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