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 200900001085 Martha dePoo Coastal Paradise 2009 Wall Calendar
AMCAL Martha dePoo Coastal Paradise Wall Calendar: Escape to a lush world of freedom and joy. 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. $ 14.99
 200900005772 365 Days of Black History 2009 Hardcover Engagement Calendar
Pomegranate 365 Days of Black History Engagement Calendar: This year’s 365 Days of Black History engagement calendar focuses on the achievements of black women, among them pianist and composer Natalie Hinderas, jurist Jane Bolin, artist and teacher Dindga McCannon, and many others. Each of the calendar’s fifty-three images is accompanied by a concise biography or essay, and each day of the year lists an important birth date or milestone. Also included are full-page 2009 and 2010 yearly grids and a list of international holidays. $ 14.99
 200900005857 Jacob Lawrence 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate Jacob Lawrence Wall Calendar: While he is known for historical series such as “Harriet in the Promised Land,” Jacob Lawrence was a chronicler without peer of twentieth-century African American life: the hard work and struggle, the street life, the deep rich pleasures that could be extracted from thin times, and the hardy, resilient undercurrent of hope. They’re all brought forth in this calendar’s stirring images. $ 13.99
 200900005768 Romare Bearden 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate Romare Bearden Wall Calendar: One of the twentieth centurys preeminent artists, Romare Bearden (American, 1911-1988) lived and worked during a period of unprecedented growth and vitality in American society. His diverse oeuvreincluding collages, mosaic murals, stage sets, record album covers, and morereflects the creative ferment of his time. Deeply impassioned about the people, issues, and ideas that shaped the world, Bearden imbued his work with a humanism that transcends time and place. $ 13.99
 200900005771 365 Days of Black History 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate 365 Days of Black History Wall Calendar: African American women have risen to prominence and power despite overwhelming obstacles. Packed with fascinating photographs and incisive text, this year’s Journey spotlights singer Marian Anderson, Olympic sprinter Wilma Rudolph, aviator Bessie Coleman, writer Lorraine Hansberry, pianist and composer Natalie Hinderas, and seven more inspiring African American women. Daily milestones in black history are noted throughout. $ 13.99
 200900003695 Julia Cairns Village Rhythms 2009 Wall Calendar
Trends International Corp. Julia Cairns Village Rhythms Wall Calendar: Capturing the artistry and passion of the African continent, Julia Cairns transports you to a world like no other. Enjoy the rich traditions of the people and their cultures, as well as vibrant images of nature. $ 15.99
 200900005789 Black Ball 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate Black Ball Wall Calendar: In the early days of professional baseball, officially erected obstacles and “gentlemen’s agreements” excluded black ballplayers from the major leagues. More than fifty years would pass before Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier. But racism didn’t keep black athletes off the field altogether: the first enduring all-black league formed in 1920, and franchises soon popped up across the United States. This calendar celebrates the Negro Leagues’ players and teams in rare photographs, concise biographies, stats, key dates, and memorable quotations. Partial proceeds go to support assistance organizations for former players. $ 13.99
 200900005786 African Masks 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate African Masks Wall Calendar: Since ancient times, masks have been at the center of African ceremonial and social life. Their functions are complex and varied: they validate political authority, initiate youths into adulthood, protect communities from witchcraft, assist the spirits of the dead, and teach social values. The mask transforms its wearer into an expression of a spirit force, which comes to life through music, dance, or ceremony. The twelve striking masks in this calendar, all from the Brooklyn Museum, were made during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and represent ten different African cultures. $ 13.99
 200900005843 Women of the African Ark 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate Women of the African Ark Wall Calendar: Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher met in East Africa more than twenty-five years ago while documenting a Maasai ceremony. The two author/photographers teamed up, traveling the continent to record rapidly disappearing traditional cultures. Their work has been published in several books, including the award-winning African Ceremonies (Abrams, 1999). This calendar presents twenty-five of Beckwith and Fishers color photographs. Concise, informative captions provide insight into African traditions, focusing on rites of passage for women of the African Ark. $ 13.99
 200900005850 African American Art 2009 Wall Calendar
Pomegranate African American Art Wall Calendar: African American artists have made monumental contributions to the canon of Western art—this calendar celebrates twelve whose distinctive works are showcased in museums around the world. Artists represented are Charles Alston, Benny Andrews, Romare Bearden, Robert Duncanson, Eldzier Cortor, Hale Woodruff, Lois Mailou Jones, Jacob Lawrence, Hughie Lee-Smith, Norman Lewis, Henry Ossawa Tanner, and Charles White. $ 13.99
 200900001950 Contemporary African Art 2009 Wall Calendar
Avalanche Publishing Contemporary African Art Wall Calendar: With rich color and meticulous detail, this vibrant collection of modern art expresses the diversity and tradition of the immense continent of Africa. Experience the energy, spirit, and culture of a proud people with a fascinating history as each month reveals Africa through the eyes of artists. $ 13.99
 200900002259 William H. Johnson 2009 Wall Calendar
Zebra Studios William H. Johnson Wall Calendar: The Smithsonian American Art Museum is home to the largest collection of works by William H. Johnson (19011970). One of America's most important African American painters, Johnson is now being recognized as a major figure in twentieth-century American art. William H. Johnsons childhood in rural South Carolina provided a wellspring of imagery as he began painting the history and spirit of the African American experience. He later relocated to New York where he was influence by the excitement of colorful Harlem life. His unique style developed in the 1930s and 40s, bringing together his combined interests in modernism and African American culture. His colorful paintings characteristically depict scenes of daily life with great personality. The William H. Johnson 2009 wall calendar features works from the Smithsonian collection, with spacious grids that include international holidays and moon phases. $ 13.99
 200900003671 Jonathan Green 2009 Wall Calendar
Tide-Mark Jonathan Green Wall Calendar: Jonathan Green sees the world in ways that are uniquely his own, inspired by his early years on the inland marshes near the Sea Islands. The Gullah culture there, with its enduring traditions of farming and fishing, reverberates in Jonathan Green’s paintings today. The Art of Jonathan Green wall calendar features 12 full-color images by the man whose vibrantly colored depictions of Low Country culture have earned him a place among America’s top contemporary artists. $ 13.95
 200900003679 African American Master 2009 Wall Calendar
Tide-Mark African American Master Wall Calendar: This calendar features paintings by acclaimed artists of color, including: Irene Clark, Charles White, Romare Bearden, Clementine Hunter, Jacob Lawrence, Hayden Palmer, Henry Ossawa Tanner, and Bill Traylor. Drawn from the collections of The Smithsonian American Art Museum and The Walter O. Evans Foundation for Art and Literature, these works show the influence of black experience in the context of American art. $ 13.95
 200900004240 African Barber Signs 2009 Wall Calendar
Image Connection African Barber Signs Wall Calendar: 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. $ 13.95
 200900010319 Sunday Morning 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions 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. $ 13.95
 200900010320 Tender Moments 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions Tender Moments Wall Calendar: Oh, the blessings of youth! Tender Moments is back again for 2009. Life is full of Tender Moments if we would only take the time to observe the incredible scenes that fill our every-day lives. These delightful pictures and celebrations of innocence remind us that we are all young at heart. $ 13.95
 200900010313 Black History 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions Black History Wall Calendar: This calendar is an educational tool and beautiful collection of photo images of African American history makers. The tribute celebrates the contributions of a vast group of historical figures, from civil rights activists, lawyers, pioneers, and humanitarians to record-breaking athletes and performers. $ 13.95
 200900010312 Sweet Sistas 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions Sweet Sistas Wall Calendar: Artist Sharon Cope makes her calendar debut with Sweet Sistas. Cope, a Florida native, found her style about seven years ago. Her technique of using a Q-tip instead of a paintbrush is at the heart of it all. The elongated legs and arms bring energy to her artwork, and bubble gum bubbles add liveliness to several prints. $ 13.95
 200900010315 Too Blessed 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions Too Blessed Wall Calendar: Artist Dorothy Allen has done it again with her newest Too Blessed to Be Stressed calendar which is sure to be a best-seller. Allen's delightful images grace every page with elements of whimsy and innocence. They are sure to bring joy to the young and old alike. In a time when the daily demands of life may seen to overshadow us, it is refreshing to know that in Christ we are all Too Blessed to Be Stressed. $ 13.95
 200900010311 Walking by Faith 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions Walking by Faith Wall Calendar: The Walking by Faith calendar illustrates the power of a faithful life as depicted by Steve Parson and the dynamic brother duo of Aaron and Alan Hicks. These biblical scenes are sure to encourage and inspire confidence in those counted among the faithful. As we live by faith, let us remind ourselves that through perseverance and hope all things are possible. $ 14.95
 200900010310 All That Jazz 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions All That Jazz Wall Calendar: There is no other artist capable of expertly capturing the essence of jazz than the renowned Nigerian-born artist known simply as Okaybabs. With neo-fauvist touches and a flair for the dramatic, his work grooves just like the music itself. His style is immediate, fresh, and improvisational—he wields his brush like a gifted virtuoso. $ 13.95
 200900004395 Annie Lee 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color 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. $ 14.95
 200900004393 Frank Morrison 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color 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. He has received numerous accolades from his peers as well as his supporters. 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. $ 14.95
 200900004394 Girlfriends 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color Girlfriends Wall Calendar: Sistahs worldwide are delighting in the artistic styling of Cidne Wallace as she continues to encourage and strengthen us in her new Girlfriends calendar. Creating beautiful art and giftware for the gift giving and buying tastes of women, Cidne has honed her craft for the expressive style of African American women worldwide. $ 14.95
 200900004392 Hat Divas 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color Hat Divas Wall Calendar: Dress you year up in sophistication! Ty Wilson brings you romance and elegance in his 2009 Hat Divas calendar. This gorgeous calendar also has Black history information included throughout. $ 14.95
 200900004384 Negro Baseball Leagues 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color Negro Baseball Leagues Wall Calendar: An unwritten rule barred blacks from participating between the white foul lines. In response to this exclusion, black baseball players formed their own teams and their own leagues to play America’s National Pastime—before it became truly national. The Forgotten Leagues Calendar, Volume: 3 is the third installment of a three-volume series that pays homage to the best players in black baseball. Discover the greatness of these Men of Color and their struggles for recognition. Discover the intimidation of their fastballs. Discover the grace of their glove work. Discover the thunder of their home runs. Discover baseball’s First String All-Star Team! $ 14.95
 200900004387 Harlem Renaissance 2009 Wall Calendar
Shades of Color Harlem Renaissance Wall Calendar: This calendar features biographies about some of the people that fought to make a difference, including Bayard Marcus Garvey, Zora Neal Hurston, Duke Ellington, Richard Wright, Paul Roberson, and Josephine Baker. Also featured throughout this calendar are important Black History facts. $ 14.95
 200900012664 From Slavery to the White House 2009 Wall Calendar
African American Expressions From Slavery to the White House Wall Calendar: From Slavery to the White House is an educational/historical calendar sharing the evolution of a people from the bondage of slavery to emancipation and the prospering in a free world society taking advantage of the opportunities available. Barack Obama is one of the figures noted in this calendar and the main cover figure largely due to his nomination and secondly, he is the benefactor of the trailblazers before him who paved the way for this time in history to be possible. $ 14.95
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