WALL CALENDAR 2027 - TOM THOMSON

POMEGRANATE WALL CALENDAR 2027 – TOM THOMSON

🌲 THE WILD BEAUTY OF NORTHERN ONTARIO

Experience the rugged landscapes and extraordinary natural beauty of northern Ontario throughout 2027 with the Tom Thomson Wall Calendar from Pomegranate.

Tom Thomson had a profound love for Canada's wilderness, particularly the forests, lakes, and untamed landscapes of northern Ontario. His exploratory approach to painting helped shape a distinctly Canadian artistic style and became an important influence on the artists who would later form the celebrated Group of Seven.

While supporting himself as a guide and forest ranger in Algonquin Park, Thomson created hundreds of small oil paintings inspired directly by the wilderness surrounding him. Many of these remarkable oil sketches were completed outdoors in only a few hours, capturing changing light, weather, color, and atmosphere with remarkable immediacy.

Though his untimely death prevented him from formally exhibiting with the Group of Seven, Thomson's bold vision and deep connection to the Canadian landscape left an enduring influence on modern Canadian art. 

📅 FEATURES

• 🌲 12 monthly grids with full-color artwork

• 🎨 Features paintings by Tom Thomson

• 🏞️ Celebrates the rugged wilderness of northern Ontario

• 🖌️ Showcases the expressive oil painting style that helped influence the Group of Seven

• 🌳 Artwork inspired by Thomson's experiences in and around Algonquin Park

• ✨ Exceptional color quality

• ✍️ Easy-to-write-on monthly grid pages

• 📆 Features US, Canadian, and United Kingdom legal holidays

• 🌱 High-quality printing with soy-based inks

• ♻️ Premium, environmentally sourced paper stock

• 📦 Plastic-free, flap-and-seal packaging

• 🏠 Perfect for hanging at home or over an office desk

• Published by Pomegranate 

📐 SIZE

• Closed: 12" × 12" × .125"

• Open: 12" × 24" 

🖌️ ARTIST

Tom Thomson

🗓️ FORMAT

Wall Calendar

📆 YEAR

2027

✨ FINAL NOTE

Bold, atmospheric, and deeply connected to the wilderness, the Tom Thomson 2027 Wall Calendar celebrates an artist whose remarkable vision of northern Ontario helped shape the course of modern Canadian art.