Art Gallery Desk Calendar: A museum for your desktop. A year of hundreds of masterpieces, mesmerizingly reproduced in glossy, full-color photographs. Featuring a diverse and international selection, dating from prehistoric to contemporary art, this calendar is a veritable world history of art in day after day of richly detailed sculpture, painting, photography, woodblock prints, and crafts. Beauford Delaney’s modern and reverent oil painting of James Baldwin. Su Hanchen’s finely detailed silk scrolls. A ’60s Campbell’s Soup–patterned pop art dress. A glowing gold and turquoise Aztec shield—and more captivating treasures. Page-a-Day® Gallery Calendars include 160 sheets of glossy, high quality paper printed with gorgeous full-color photographs. Each calendar is packaged in a clear plastic box that opens into a desktop easel for elegant, inspiring display.Small but impactful, this desk calendar is perfect to brighten up even the smallest of spaces offering a pop of personality and quick monthly reference. Fresh, fun, and exceptionally stylish, this calendar features a built-in easel and is perfect for display on even the most space-challenged desktop, table, or bookshelf. Challenge yourself throughout the year or give this calendar as a gift to a friend.Best-selling Calendar title!Daily full-color photographsPrinted on high-quality paperFeatures elegant loose leaf pagesIncludes sophisticated easel backing for display313 pages of carefully curated imagesIncludes interesting quotes and captionsGive as a gift for any occasionGreat for families, students, and professionalsPerfect for the tabletop or deskRave Reviews"After having had several art desk calendars over the years, including one from the major U.S. art museum, this is the best! Art from around the world is shown and the illustrations are 5 1/2″ × 6″, large enough to see well. Excellent calendar, especially for the price. I bought one for my daughter and one for myself, and we both want another for the new year." -Zsmyers"Beautiful pictures all year long. Convenient size for display on living room side table." -RwspersonalAbout Workman Publishing CompanyWorkman is a publisher of cookbooks, parenting/pregnancy guides, books on gardening, country living, and humor, as well as children’s books, gift books, fiction, and the top selling calendar line in the business. Workman’s top selling calendar lines include the popular Page-A-Day® Calendars, Page-A-Day® Gallery Calendars, Color Page-A-Day® Calendars, and Picture-A-Day® Wall Calendars. With such popularity, Workman has expanded their gallery line to include Page-A-Week® Gallery Wall Calendars. Through all their innovations, Workman continues to product robust, bold, and fearlessly creative calendars year after year. A testament to their staying power and titles. Located in the heart of New York’s Greenwich Village, in a converted printers’ building, our offices are high-energy and creative, filled with people who are passionate about what they do.Why Calendars?Do you need some daily inspiration or just a good laugh to start your day? Start every day off fresh with one of the many 365 day desk calendars available. These charming day by day calendars are a great way to keep track of the date and eager to see what tomorrow holds. Whether you enjoy encouraging messages, learning a new language, snarky quotes, adorable animals, trivia, puzzles or Bible verses, there is a daily desk calendar for you. Decorate your office cubicle, kitchen counter, or any other spot where a box calendar will fit! The best way to start the day is with one of our many Page-a-Day Calendars or a stunning Gallery desk calendar available in many sizes and page formats. Tear off the page on an adhesive bound calendar or change to the next day with one of our many loose-leaf calendars. Save your favorite messages, comics, or images for later use. You can enjoy a new image or quote every day of the week! Calendars.com has a large selection that is sure to please everyone.More InfoArt, also called visual art, a visual object or experience consciously created through an expression of skill or imagination. The term art encompasses diverse media such as painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, decorative arts, photography, and installation. Various visual arts exist within a continuum that ranges from purely aesthetic purposes at one end to purely utilitarian purposes at the other. Such a polarity of purpose is reflected in the commonly used terms artist and artisan, the latter understood as one who gives considerable attention to the utilitarian. This should by no means be taken as a rigid scheme, however. Even within one form of art, motives may vary widely; thus a potter or a weaver may create a highly functional work that is at the same time beautiful—a salad bowl, for example, or a blanket—or may create works that have no purpose beyond being admired.