Annie Lee Wall Calendar: Annie Lee is a gallery owner, art distributor and internationally acclaimed artist. She is known for such notable creations as “Blue Monday”, ׄ No Uptown” and 㦨 Pounds”. Her paintings have appeared on numerous movies and television shows. Annie Lee possesses an amazing ability to observe everyday life and reproduce it using humor, satire and realism. Her style has been referred to as “Black Americana”. In addition to showcasing 12 of Annie’s wonderful prints, this calendar features important black history events, birthdays and holidays.

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The carefree current of the Florida Keys is confidently illustrated by this 3rd generation native Key West artist. Martha’s breezy watercolor imagery gives tourists and natives alike a ticket to experience the bittersweetly transient moments of island life. With a concentration on capturing the fading flavor of old Key West, dePoo is documenting the ultimate escape to a lush world of freedom and joy.

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Sunday Morning Wall Calendar: The tradition of adorning one’s head for church goes back to black American’s African ancestry and worship. The hat coordinated with the garments speaks volumes of the individual for that day! Produced with their usual care and incomparable attention to detail, the Hicks Brothers’ luminous renderings of this phenomenon make a statement just as profound as those of the women they depict.

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Jonathan Green Wall Calendar: Colorful oil paintings inspired by the artist Jonathan Green’s experiences growing up on the inland marshes near the Sea Islands of South Carolina fill this 2010 wall calendar. Green, a graduate of the prestigious School of the Art Institute of Chicago, has won national awards and is recognized by curators and museums as one of the South’s most important living artists and among the greatest African American artists.

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African American Art Wall Calendar: With full-color reproductions of outstanding paintings and collages, this calendar celebrates the work of twelve African American artists—Romare Bearden, John Biggers, Beauford Delaney, Jacob Lawrence, Hughie Lee-Smith, Norman Lewis, Betye Saar, Henry Ossawa Tanner, Alma Thomas, Bob Thompson, Charles White, and Hale Woodruff. These works draw inspiration—in style and subject—from jazz, blues, children’s games, biblical stories, European masterworks, African art and culture, and the intersection of personal and public history. Together they represent but a sampling of the contribution that African American artists have made in the global history of art.

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In Africa a barber’s shop can be nothing more than a chair set up in the open with a sign hanging from a tree. The signs represented in this calendar are extravagant urban art made with commercial house paints on plywood, a contemporary African folk art that reflects social change.

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Jacob Lawrence Wall Calendar: One of America’s most acclaimed artists, Jacob Lawrence (1917 – 2000) was inspired by figures from the Harlem Renaissance, many of whom became his mentors. Lawrence’s vibrant, colorful paintings, which speak eloquently of the lives and concerns of African Americans, earned him many accolades, including the National Medal of Arts, the NAACP’s Spingarn Medal, and eighteen postdoctoral honorary degrees. The twelve superb images presented here are Shoe-Shine Boys, Tragedy and Comedy, Scraping the Ice, Card Game, Man with Saw, The Bo-Lo Game, Television, Games-Street Carnival, Victory and Defeat, Menagerie, and Typists.

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Frank Morrison Wall Calendar: Frank Morrison’s artwork is unique and will make a statement that you simply cannot miss. The exaggerated body parts and flowing motion of the characters depicted in Frank’s artwork are his signature and provide us with a glimpse of his endless creativity and talent. Frank Morrison has been called one of the most aspiring artists of his generation.

With timeless messages, his natural rhythmic style and intrinsic understanding of physical, spiritual and emotional expression invade and explode from his paintings. Along with enjoying Frank’s beautiful art every day, you will also be filled with knowledge as you read the black history information included throughout this calendar.

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