WALL CALENDAR 2027 - HENRI MATISSE

POMEGRANATE WALL CALENDAR 2027 – HENRI MATISSE

🎨 BOLD COLOR, EXPRESSIVE LINE & THE JOY OF MODERN ART

Celebrate the brilliant color and unmistakable style of Henri Matisse throughout 2027 with this vibrant Wall Calendar from Pomegranate.

Classically trained yet relentlessly innovative, Matisse brought a thoroughly modern vision to the traditions of painting. His daring use of flat planes of intense color and strong, expressive lines challenged artistic conventions and helped push the boundaries of modern art.

Throughout his long career, Matisse continually experimented and transformed his approach while returning to familiar subjects including portraits, still lifes, nudes, and intimate domestic scenes. Whatever the subject, his extraordinary command of color, shape, and line gave his work an energy and visual language unmistakably his own.

The works featured in this calendar celebrate the creativity and artistic evolution of one of the defining artists of the 20th century. 

📅 FEATURES

• 🎨 12 monthly grids with full-color artwork

• 🖌️ Features artwork by Henri Matisse

• 🌈 Celebrates his daring use of bold color and expressive line

• 🖼️ Features familiar subjects including portraits, still lifes, nudes, and intimate domestic scenes

• ✨ Highlights the evolving style of one of the defining artists of 20th-century modern art

• 🎨 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

Henri Matisse

🗓️ FORMAT

Wall Calendar

📆 YEAR

2027

✨ FINAL NOTE

Vibrant, expressive, and unmistakably modern, the Henri Matisse 2027 Wall Calendar offers a yearlong celebration of bold color, confident line, and the innovative vision of one of modern art's most influential masters.