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2027 ADG Illustrated National Parks Calendar - Mary Withers Kirkland Ed.

2027 ADG Illustrated National Parks Calendar - Mary Withers Kirkland Ed.

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Enjoy a year of park art with the 2027 ADG Illustrated National Parks Calendar. This 12-month wall calendar features vintage-style national park artwork by Mary Withers Kirkland exclusively for Anderson Design Group. Each month highlights a different scenic place with a ready-to-frame image.

Each monthly image fits a 9" x 12" frame, so you can save favorite prints after the year ends. Large calendar grids give you room for birthdays, appointments, travel plans, and notes. Printed on premium heavyweight paper with 10% post-consumer waste, the 2027 ADG Illustrated National Parks Calendar makes a useful gift for park fans and art collectors.

  • Artwork by Mary Withers Kirkland for Anderson Design Group
  • 12 unique designs representing 12 different national parks
  • Made with 10% post-consumer waste
  • Folded size: 10" x 13"
  • Full open size: 10" x 26

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