WALL CALENDAR 2027 - LAWREN S, HARRIS

POMEGRANATE WALL CALENDAR 2027 – LAWREN S. HARRIS

🏔️ MAJESTIC LANDSCAPES & THE SPIRIT OF THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS

Experience the grandeur and quiet spirituality of the Canadian landscape throughout 2027 with the Lawren S. Harris Wall Calendar from Pomegranate.

Trained in the traditions of French Impressionism and driven by a desire to create a distinctly Canadian artistic identity, Lawren S. Harris became a central force behind one of the country's most influential art movements.

In 1920, Harris joined with a small community of artists to form the legendary Group of Seven, whose members sought to move beyond European traditions and create imagery rooted in the character, scale, and natural beauty of Canada itself.

Harris approached the Canadian wilderness with extraordinary enthusiasm, transforming mountains, forests, lakes, and remote landscapes into powerful compositions that convey not only the majesty of the natural world but also the profound sense of spirituality he found within it. 

📅 FEATURES

• 🏔️ 12 monthly grids with full-color artwork

• 🎨 Features paintings by Lawren S. Harris

• 🇨🇦 Celebrates the majestic landscapes and wilderness of Canada

• 🖌️ Features artwork by a driving force behind the renowned Group of Seven

• 🌲 Explores the beauty and inherent spirituality Harris found in the natural landscape

• ✨ 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

Lawren S. Harris

🗓️ FORMAT

Wall Calendar

📆 YEAR

2027

✨ FINAL NOTE

Bold, majestic, and deeply connected to the Canadian wilderness, the Lawren S. Harris 2027 Wall Calendar offers a yearlong celebration of an artist who transformed the landscape into something both monumental and profoundly spiritual.