Tomorrow, tomorrow There's always tomorrow It's only a day away.
From Annie
Art Calendars
2004 Art Journal Calendar
-- The publisher of Somerset Studio presents an engagement calendar showcasing the diverse artistic styles of contributing artists from the United States and Canada.
Calendar Collectors Society
-- Members are dedicated to the collection, study & preservation of all types of calendars and calendar art.
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Calendar Models
-- Wonderful site with many calendars to make. All of these are 3-dimensional models of the conventional cut-out, fold-up and glue variety.
Carole Melfi's Calendar Plates Page
-- Finally, a web site devoted entirely to one of the most underappreciated antiques on the market.....the calendar plate.
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Crudo!
-- raw sea food (yes, it's a calendar. Check it out!)
LES TRES RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY
-- The Tres Riches Heures is _the_ classic example of a medieval book of hours. This was a collection of the text for each liturgical hour of the day - hence the name - which often included other, supplementary, texts.
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Pirelli Calendar Club
-- 1964 - 2004: for forty years the Pirelli Calendar has been seducing collectors and beauty, fashion and photography enthusiasts. The 24 editions of the Pirelli Calendar provide an enduring subtext to the ongoing metamorphosis of our society.
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RAVI VERMA
Calendar Art
-- He was the most celebrated among a number of late nineteenth century Indian artists whose western influenced art evolved into India's ubiquitous, gaudy, glossy painted pictures of gods and goddesses, called "calendar-art".
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Ruby Lane
-- Category of Calendars from website offering quality Antiques & Collectibles.
The Medieval Bestseller, Illuminated Books of Hours
-- One might say that the book of hours is a church calendar and day planner of prayer, for it helps to organize time throughout the year and to structure daily devotion.
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The Shepheardes Calender
-- Edmund Spenser, 1579. This html edition (May, 1996) of The Shepheardes Calender prepared in ASCII in 1993 by Richard Bear from the John C. Nimmo facsimile (London, 1895) of the British Museum copy of the first edition of 1579.
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TIMEGHOST CALENDARS
-- Makers of the best perpetual wood calendars, wooden calendars, available with multiple language, languages
