Three plates in a lovely series called Victorian Playtime by Maud Humphrey Bogart It includes: Peek-a-Boo Waiting for a Nibble Little Masterpiece Limited edition, numbered and dated. Width: 8 1/4 Style: 1991
Born on March 30th, 1868 to a well-to-do family in Rochester, New York, Maud Humphrey performed a precocious, deep talent in the field of arts promoted and refined by evening lessons taken starting from the age of twelve. Already during her adolescence she accepted her first commissions for black and white illustrations for children books and at the age of eighteen she moved to New York where she enrolled the now recently established Art Students League and then went at the Julian Academy in Paris to refine definitely her skill with the paintbrush. Maud painted dry watercolors and her favorite subjects were babies or children with a lively and joyful expression that immediately conquered the audience and induced great sellers of food and soaps for children to request her work, often seen on postcards and calendars. In 1898 she married a fashionable surgeon, Dr.Belmont De Forest Bogart, to whom she gave a son and two girls, and it was just this marriage which further promoted her growth in the artistic field, so that for her work she came to earn more than $ 50,000 a year, far more than double the income of her husband: Maud was engaged for illustrating exceptionally popular children books and advertising for Mellins Baby Food for which the little Humphrey Bogart, her only male child and future Hollywood Star, was her favorite model. She won a competition from Louis Prang and Company for designing Christmas cards and then she began to work for the New York publisher Frederick A. Stokes Company as an illustrator. At the peak of her career, Maud Humphrey's name became a very familiar one, and soon she turned definitely to a different audience, that of fashion illustrations becoming, at the end of 1900, the artistic director of The Delineator's female magazine, drawing both prints and patterns, and also drawing patterns demanded by the companies selling them. Maud was very proud of winning this position since The Delineator also gave her the chance to publish articles about her favorite cause, that of the right to the female suffrage. Let me also point out that this woman remains in History not only for what she has left us as far as artistic repertoire amongst calendars, greeting cards, postcards, fashion magazines and more than twenty books of stories for children [ amongst which there are Sunshine of Little Children (1888); Babes of the Nations (1889); Baby Sweethearts (1890); Bonnie Little People (1890); Ideals of Beauty (1891); Famous Rhymes from Mother Goose (1891); The Light Princess (1893); The Book of Pets (1893); Little Playmates (1894); Old Youngsters (1897); Little Grown-Ups (1897); The Littlest Ones (1898); Little Rosebuds (1898); Sleepy-Time Stories (1899); Gallant Little Patriots (1899); Children of the Revolution (1900); Little Continentals (1900); Little Folk of '76 (1900); Young American Speaker (c. 1900) ] but because in her we may find the change it was living the female figure at the end of the Victorian period, the emancipation which, already starting from the education she received as a young girl to end with her participation in the movement of suffragettes, shows us how it was going to promote women and femininity, rediscovered after being suppressed by 'Victorianism'. And now, just for you, some images of hers I love most: the title (and link) of one of the twenty books that she illustrated which you can browse online, download on your PC or even print, if you wish it: A treasury of stories, jingles and rhymes. With one hundred and forty vignette illustrations in half-tone (1894) and some of the fanciful images she created for The Delineator since she became a collaborator of its, never forgetting to put children both in covers and in patterns every now and then. So very glad to have let you meet this extraordinary illustrator whom I am sure has conquered your hearts too, I'm thanking you all once again, see you soon 💕 - immagine 1 Nata il 30 di marzo del 1868 in un'importante famiglia di Rochester, New York, Maud Humphrey diede esibizione di un precoce, marcato talento in ambito artistico promosso ed affinato da lezioni serali prese a partire dall'età di dodici anni. Già durante la sua adolescenza ella accettò le sue prime commissioni per illustrazioni in bianco e nero per libri per l'infanzia e a diciotto anni si trasferì A New York dove si iscrisse alla Art Students League di recente istituzione e quindi alla Julian Academy di Parigi per affinare definitivamente la propria abilità con il pennello. - immagine 2 sulla sinistra: Maud ritratta in giovane età - Maud dipingeva acquerelli a secco ed i suoi soggetti preferiti erano bimbi in fasce o fanciulli dall'espressione vivace e gioiosa che conquistarono immediatamente il pubblico ed indussero i venditori di alimenti e di saponi per bambini a richiedere i suoi lavori, visti sovente su cartoline e calendari. Nel 1898 si sposò con un chirurgo in vista all'epoca, il Dr.Belmont De Forest Bogart, al quale diede un figlio e due fanciulle, e fu proprio questo matrimonio a promuovere ulteriormente la sua crescita, tanto che per il suo lavoro giunse a guadagnare oltre 50.000 dollari l'anno, molto più del doppio del reddito del marito: Maud era impegnata nell'illustrare libri eccezionalmente popolari e nella pubblicità per la Mellins Baby Food per la quale il piccolo Humphrey Bogart, il suo unico bimbo maschio e futuro attore hollywoodiano, era il modello prediletto. Vinse un concorso indetto dalla Louis Prang and Company per la progettazione di cartoline di Natale per poi cominciare a lavorare per l'editore di New York Frederick A. Stokes Company come illustratrice. Al culmine della sua carriera, quello di Maud Humphrey divenne un nome decisamente familiare, e presto si rivolse ad un pubblico diverso, quello delle illustrazioni di moda e, sul finire dell'anno 1900, divenne direttore artistico della rivista femminile The Delineator, disegnando sia stampe che modelli, nonché schemi di campione per sartorie richiesti da società che commerciavano cartamodelli. - immagine 3 sulla destra: Maud ritratta con il suo piccolo Humphrey - Maud fu decisamente orgogliosa di aver conquistata questa posizione visto che il The Delineator le dava inoltre la possibilità di pubblicare articoli sulla sua causa preferita, ossia il quella del diritto femminile al suffragio. Lasciatemi infine sottolineare che questa figura femminile rimane nella storia non solo per ciò che ci ha lasciato quanto a repertorio artistico tra calendari, biglietti augurali, cartoline, riviste di moda e più di venti libri di racconti [ tra cui figurano Sunshine of Little Children (1888); Babes of the Nations (1889); Baby Sweethearts (1890); Bonnie Little People (1890); Ideals of Beauty (1891); Famous Rhymes from Mother Goose (1891); The Light Princess (1893); The Book of Pets (1893); Little Playmates (1894); Old Youngsters (1897); Little Grown-Ups (1897); The Littlest Ones (1898); Little Rosebuds (1898); Sleepy-Time Stories (1899); Gallant Little Patriots (1899); Children of the Revolution (1900); Little Cntinentals (1900); Little Folk of '76 (1900); Young American Speaker (c. 1900) ], ma perché in lei ritroviamo il mutamento che stava subendo la figura femminile sul finire del periodo vittoriano, l'emancipazione che, già a partire dall'istruzione che ricevette da fanciulla per finire con il suo partecipare al movimento delle suffragette, ci viene esibita come motivo di promozione della donna e della femminilità, riscoperta dopo essere stata in gran parte soffocata dal 'vittorianesimo'. Ed ora, per voi, alcune delle sue immagini che più amo: - immagine 4 - immagine 5 - immagine 6 - immagine 7 - immagine 8 - immagine 9 - immagine 10 - immagine 11 - immagine 12 - immagine 13 il titolo ( ed il link ) di uno dei venti libri che ella illustrò che potete sfogliare online, scaricare sul vostro pc o stampare, qualora lo desideraste: A treasury of stories, jingles and rhymes. With one hundred and forty vignette illustrations in half-tone (1894) ed alcune delle eleganti immagini di cui corredò il The Delineator da quando ne divenne collaboratrice, senza mai dimenticare di inserire di quando in quando fanciulli, sia nelle copertine che nei cartamodelli. - immagine 14 - immagine 15 - immagine 16 - immagine 17 - immagine 18 - immagine 19 - immagine 20 Lieta di avervi presentata questa straordinaria illustratrice che sono certa avrà conquistato anche i vostri cuori, torno a ringraziare tutti voi, a presto 💕 LINKING WITH: BLUE MONDAY AWWW MONDAYS MOSAIC MONDAY FLORAL BLISS TUESDAY WITH A TWIST SHARE YOUR CUP WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY Dave's WORDLESS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FAVORITE THINGS VINTAGE CHARM PARTY PINK SATURDAY HAPPINESS IS HOMEMADE PARTY SUNDAY SUNSHINE BLOG-HOP CRAFTY CREATORS LINK-PARTY
Tonight I’m sharing a delightful Maud Humphrey 1899 Calendar: Make this calendar for yourself, or why not make the calendar as a gift? I can also imagine these framed and gifted individually,…
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251 p. 21 cm
Tonight I’m sharing another lovely Maud Humphrey calendar, this one from 1905: Make this calendar for yourself, or why not make the calendar as a gift? Remember: the images may well be used f…
Got a special photo or image you want on a poster? Get a custom poster made ✨ CUSTOM POSTERS Here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/762252827/custom-posters-make-your-own-customized ✨ 10% Discount coupons, and special offers sign up here: https://wallartprints4u.aweb.page/etsy-wallartprint4u Humphrey DeForest Bogart (December 25, 1899 – January 14, 1957) was an American actor whose career spanned thirty-five years. He appeared in over seventy films. He was born in New York City, New York, to Maud Humphrey, a famed magazine illustrator and suffragette, and Belmont DeForest Bogart, a moderately wealthy surgeon (who was secretly addicted to opium). ✨ Humphrey Bogart Trade Marks ★ Typically played smart, playful, courageous, tough, occasionally reckless characters who lived in a corrupt world, anchored by a hidden moral code. ★ Almost always played a hard-boiled cynic who ultimately shows his noble side. ★ Low-key, distinctive nasal voice ★ Often wore bow ties ★ Roles in film noirs New York Times reported on 12/25/2000 that "Humphrey Bogart was born on 23 January 1899, but Warner Brothers publicity decided that a Christmas birthday would be far more advantageous because 'a guy born on Christmas can't be all bad.'" However, copies of two 1900 census forms prove this to be incorrect. Played chess by mail with GIs during WWII. His coffin contains a small, gold whistle, put there by his wife, Lauren Bacall. Distantly related to the late Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, through her American relations. Pictured on a 32¢ US commemorative postage stamp in the Legends of Hollywood series, issued 31 July 1997. His preferred brand of cigarettes was Chesterfield. At 5'8", he was almost exactly the same height as his beloved wife Lauren Bacall. Salary for 1942: $114,125. ✨ Humphrey Bogart Quotes: "The trouble with the world is that it's always one drink behind." "A hotdog at the ballpark is better than a steak at the Ritz." "The only good reason to have money is this: so that you can tell any SOB in the world to go to hell." This listing is for posters of various sizes, medium 8 x 10 inches, large 16 x 20, and super sized at 30 x 40 inches. Choose your size :-). We also do many other posters, calendars, prints and wall art. Check out the listings in our shop. If what you want isn't there let us know and we'll do our best to accommodate you! We can do custom prints / posters / canvases / wall art. Got a special photo or image you want on a poster? Get a custom poster made ✨ CUSTOM POSTERS Here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/762252827/custom-posters-make-your-own-customized ✨ 10% Discount coupons, and special offers sign up here: https://wallartprints4u.aweb.page/etsy-wallartprint4u We also have other vintage posters of actors and actresses of the silver screen here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WallArtPrints4uUSA?section_id=27447209 https://www.etsy.com/shop/WallArtPrints4uUSA?section_id=27641630 This is a uniquely restored enhanced image to get the most wonderful print possible. All images used have been retouched to remove any major imperfections and then enhanced for digital printing. The images are of the highest quality and mostly 300 dpi. The poster would look great on your wall, or as a present. ★ Size of poster is 8 x 10, 16 x 20, or 30 x 40. Please choose your size. ★ Beautiful prints, printed on state of the art printers ★ Shipped from the UK for UK customers. We have a distribution center in the UK, mainly using Royal Mail, FEDex or UPS ★ Shipped from the USA for USA customers. We have distribution centers in the USA too, mainly using FEDex, UPS or DHL ★ Shipped from the EU for EU customers. We have a distribution centers Germany, France and other EU states ★ Super sized 30 x 40, large Humphrey Bogart poster 16 x 20, or just medium 8 x 10 inches ★ Digitally enhanced and remastered images ★ Printed on high quality premium matte 170gsm finished paper. It comes carefully packed, rolled in a cardboard fitted tube for posters above 8 x 12 (A4) size, and flat sturdy cardboard packaging for anything below A4 size.
Born on March 30th, 1868 to a well-to-do family in Rochester, New York, Maud Humphrey performed a precocious, deep talent in the field of arts promoted and refined by evening lessons taken starting from the age of twelve. Already during her adolescence she accepted her first commissions for black and white illustrations for children books and at the age of eighteen she moved to New York where she enrolled the now recently established Art Students League and then went at the Julian Academy in Paris to refine definitely her skill with the paintbrush. Maud painted dry watercolors and her favorite subjects were babies or children with a lively and joyful expression that immediately conquered the audience and induced great sellers of food and soaps for children to request her work, often seen on postcards and calendars. In 1898 she married a fashionable surgeon, Dr.Belmont De Forest Bogart, to whom she gave a son and two girls, and it was just this marriage which further promoted her growth in the artistic field, so that for her work she came to earn more than $ 50,000 a year, far more than double the income of her husband: Maud was engaged for illustrating exceptionally popular children books and advertising for Mellins Baby Food for which the little Humphrey Bogart, her only male child and future Hollywood Star, was her favorite model. She won a competition from Louis Prang and Company for designing Christmas cards and then she began to work for the New York publisher Frederick A. Stokes Company as an illustrator. At the peak of her career, Maud Humphrey's name became a very familiar one, and soon she turned definitely to a different audience, that of fashion illustrations becoming, at the end of 1900, the artistic director of The Delineator's female magazine, drawing both prints and patterns, and also drawing patterns demanded by the companies selling them. Maud was very proud of winning this position since The Delineator also gave her the chance to publish articles about her favorite cause, that of the right to the female suffrage. Let me also point out that this woman remains in History not only for what she has left us as far as artistic repertoire amongst calendars, greeting cards, postcards, fashion magazines and more than twenty books of stories for children [ amongst which there are Sunshine of Little Children (1888); Babes of the Nations (1889); Baby Sweethearts (1890); Bonnie Little People (1890); Ideals of Beauty (1891); Famous Rhymes from Mother Goose (1891); The Light Princess (1893); The Book of Pets (1893); Little Playmates (1894); Old Youngsters (1897); Little Grown-Ups (1897); The Littlest Ones (1898); Little Rosebuds (1898); Sleepy-Time Stories (1899); Gallant Little Patriots (1899); Children of the Revolution (1900); Little Continentals (1900); Little Folk of '76 (1900); Young American Speaker (c. 1900) ] but because in her we may find the change it was living the female figure at the end of the Victorian period, the emancipation which, already starting from the education she received as a young girl to end with her participation in the movement of suffragettes, shows us how it was going to promote women and femininity, rediscovered after being suppressed by 'Victorianism'. And now, just for you, some images of hers I love most: the title (and link) of one of the twenty books that she illustrated which you can browse online, download on your PC or even print, if you wish it: A treasury of stories, jingles and rhymes. With one hundred and forty vignette illustrations in half-tone (1894) and some of the fanciful images she created for The Delineator since she became a collaborator of its, never forgetting to put children both in covers and in patterns every now and then. So very glad to have let you meet this extraordinary illustrator whom I am sure has conquered your hearts too, I'm thanking you all once again, see you soon 💕 - immagine 1 Nata il 30 di marzo del 1868 in un'importante famiglia di Rochester, New York, Maud Humphrey diede esibizione di un precoce, marcato talento in ambito artistico promosso ed affinato da lezioni serali prese a partire dall'età di dodici anni. Già durante la sua adolescenza ella accettò le sue prime commissioni per illustrazioni in bianco e nero per libri per l'infanzia e a diciotto anni si trasferì A New York dove si iscrisse alla Art Students League di recente istituzione e quindi alla Julian Academy di Parigi per affinare definitivamente la propria abilità con il pennello. - immagine 2 sulla sinistra: Maud ritratta in giovane età - Maud dipingeva acquerelli a secco ed i suoi soggetti preferiti erano bimbi in fasce o fanciulli dall'espressione vivace e gioiosa che conquistarono immediatamente il pubblico ed indussero i venditori di alimenti e di saponi per bambini a richiedere i suoi lavori, visti sovente su cartoline e calendari. Nel 1898 si sposò con un chirurgo in vista all'epoca, il Dr.Belmont De Forest Bogart, al quale diede un figlio e due fanciulle, e fu proprio questo matrimonio a promuovere ulteriormente la sua crescita, tanto che per il suo lavoro giunse a guadagnare oltre 50.000 dollari l'anno, molto più del doppio del reddito del marito: Maud era impegnata nell'illustrare libri eccezionalmente popolari e nella pubblicità per la Mellins Baby Food per la quale il piccolo Humphrey Bogart, il suo unico bimbo maschio e futuro attore hollywoodiano, era il modello prediletto. Vinse un concorso indetto dalla Louis Prang and Company per la progettazione di cartoline di Natale per poi cominciare a lavorare per l'editore di New York Frederick A. Stokes Company come illustratrice. Al culmine della sua carriera, quello di Maud Humphrey divenne un nome decisamente familiare, e presto si rivolse ad un pubblico diverso, quello delle illustrazioni di moda e, sul finire dell'anno 1900, divenne direttore artistico della rivista femminile The Delineator, disegnando sia stampe che modelli, nonché schemi di campione per sartorie richiesti da società che commerciavano cartamodelli. - immagine 3 sulla destra: Maud ritratta con il suo piccolo Humphrey - Maud fu decisamente orgogliosa di aver conquistata questa posizione visto che il The Delineator le dava inoltre la possibilità di pubblicare articoli sulla sua causa preferita, ossia il quella del diritto femminile al suffragio. Lasciatemi infine sottolineare che questa figura femminile rimane nella storia non solo per ciò che ci ha lasciato quanto a repertorio artistico tra calendari, biglietti augurali, cartoline, riviste di moda e più di venti libri di racconti [ tra cui figurano Sunshine of Little Children (1888); Babes of the Nations (1889); Baby Sweethearts (1890); Bonnie Little People (1890); Ideals of Beauty (1891); Famous Rhymes from Mother Goose (1891); The Light Princess (1893); The Book of Pets (1893); Little Playmates (1894); Old Youngsters (1897); Little Grown-Ups (1897); The Littlest Ones (1898); Little Rosebuds (1898); Sleepy-Time Stories (1899); Gallant Little Patriots (1899); Children of the Revolution (1900); Little Cntinentals (1900); Little Folk of '76 (1900); Young American Speaker (c. 1900) ], ma perché in lei ritroviamo il mutamento che stava subendo la figura femminile sul finire del periodo vittoriano, l'emancipazione che, già a partire dall'istruzione che ricevette da fanciulla per finire con il suo partecipare al movimento delle suffragette, ci viene esibita come motivo di promozione della donna e della femminilità, riscoperta dopo essere stata in gran parte soffocata dal 'vittorianesimo'. Ed ora, per voi, alcune delle sue immagini che più amo: - immagine 4 - immagine 5 - immagine 6 - immagine 7 - immagine 8 - immagine 9 - immagine 10 - immagine 11 - immagine 12 - immagine 13 il titolo ( ed il link ) di uno dei venti libri che ella illustrò che potete sfogliare online, scaricare sul vostro pc o stampare, qualora lo desideraste: A treasury of stories, jingles and rhymes. With one hundred and forty vignette illustrations in half-tone (1894) ed alcune delle eleganti immagini di cui corredò il The Delineator da quando ne divenne collaboratrice, senza mai dimenticare di inserire di quando in quando fanciulli, sia nelle copertine che nei cartamodelli. - immagine 14 - immagine 15 - immagine 16 - immagine 17 - immagine 18 - immagine 19 - immagine 20 Lieta di avervi presentata questa straordinaria illustratrice che sono certa avrà conquistato anche i vostri cuori, torno a ringraziare tutti voi, a presto 💕 LINKING WITH: BLUE MONDAY AWWW MONDAYS MOSAIC MONDAY FLORAL BLISS TUESDAY WITH A TWIST SHARE YOUR CUP WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY Dave's WORDLESS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FAVORITE THINGS VINTAGE CHARM PARTY PINK SATURDAY HAPPINESS IS HOMEMADE PARTY SUNDAY SUNSHINE BLOG-HOP CRAFTY CREATORS LINK-PARTY
by Stephen J. Gertz In 1898, Baby's Record was published by Frederick A. Stokes Co. of New York. Issued in three simultaneous ed...
Have you ever heard the story that the famous Gerber foods baby is a drawing of Humphrey Bogart? I remember hearing that years ago, and remember thinking "no way". Well, it's not true, but there is a reason that a misconception about the model for the Gerber baby being Bogie...
Young Child Playing Banjo Playing Graduating Christmas Greetings title unknown The Physician Little Red Riding Hood There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe title unknown A Busy Day Playing Bride…
Young Child Playing Banjo Playing Graduating Christmas Greetings title unknown The Physician Little Red Riding Hood There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe title unknown A Busy Day Playing Bride…
Tonight I’m sharing a delightful Maud Humphrey 1899 Calendar: Make this calendar for yourself, or why not make the calendar as a gift? I can also imagine these framed and gifted individually,…
This book is a rare find that will make your jaw drop. Published in 1898 by Frederick A. Stokes in New York, the artist, Maud Humphrey (whose name is engraved on the front cover) who modeled many of her illustrations in the book on her son, Humphrey Bogart. The entire book is filled in for a baby girl named Daisy Hope Dexter Farnum, born in 1907. The cover is hard with a cloth exterior which has wear and tear, but book is bound together in a delicate fashion. On the front cover "Baby's Record" is engraved in a pretty blue with a silver illustration of what looks like a baby in a baptism dress with an angel at their feet kneeling. The inside of the book is filled with history. There are multiple locks of hair, holiday cards, old photos, a baptism notice, prayers, and other inscriptions about that era worth reading through.
(Part II) Vintage Christmas Playing Bride Maid A Busy Day Playing Bride Maternal Cares Young Girl Holding A Cup With Flower Young Child Playing Banjo Winter Time Birthday Greetings The North Wind D…
Tonight I’m sharing a delightful Maud Humphrey 1899 Calendar: Make this calendar for yourself, or why not make the calendar as a gift? I can also imagine these framed and gifted individually,…
“Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! These pictures show Humphrey Bogart as a baby with his mother (famed illustrator Maud Humphrey), Lauren Bacall with her mother (Natalie), and Bogie and Bacall with their two children (Stephen and Leslie). #MothersDay”
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251 p. 21 cm
MAUDE HUMPHRY BOGART Cleaning House Victorian Girl with Broom Collectible Limited Edition Figurine Hamilton Gifts H1303 “Cleaning House ” was inspired by a painting by Maude Humphry Bogart, one of the most popular illustrators in America at the turn of the century and mother of actor Humphry Bogart. This sweet figurine depicts a small Victorian lass in a pink dress industriously wielding her little broom. She’s wearing a mob cap to protect her hair from dust. Maud Humphrey was a commercial illustrator, water colorist, and suffragette from the United States. She was the mother of actor Humphrey Bogart. She “usually signed her work with her professional (maiden) name Maude Humphry rather than her married name, Maude Humphry Bogart. Maude Humphry Bogart was one of the most popular illustrators in America at the turn of the century.” …Her role on the American scene was as remarkable as any role her famous son, Humphry Bogart, ever played on stage or screen.” * Her voluminous body of work is best known for her sentimental renderings of children in lavish Victorian costumes which appeared on calendars, books, magazines, and note cards. In 1988 Hamilton Gifts, Ltd., a major gifts and collectible manufacturer, introduced a collection of limited Edition figurines to recreate some of her most beloved illustrations. This offering is one of those. * quoted from “Maude Humphry her permanent imprint on American Illustration” by Karen Choppa and Paul Humphry Excellent condition • 4½” tall • # 2891 out of 15,000 • Created in 1987 If you are interested in seeing more listings from this shop as they appear, just click on the heart by “Favorite Shop.”
(Part I) Maud Humphrey Bogart was the mother of actor Humphrey Bogart Butterflies And Roses Little Red Riding Hood Saving The Doll Playing Graduating First Outing Sweet Bo Peep The Physician Spring…
Tonight I’m sharing a delightful Maud Humphrey 1899 Calendar: Make this calendar for yourself, or why not make the calendar as a gift? I can also imagine these framed and gifted individually,…
251 p. 21 cm
