Description
Bring home a piece of the Society of Illustrators’ permanent collection—or rather, 12 pieces—with our brand-new exclusive calendar! Featuring 12 timeless illustrations from our collection, this calendar will guide you through the year while celebrating the rich legacy of these incredible artists.
Celebrate the wonderful world of illustration all year long with this amazing 8.5″ x 11″ saddle stitched wall calendar!
Available now in the Museum Shop—don’t miss your chance to own this meaningful treasure!
Illustration credits in chronological order:
Front cover:
RED NOSE STUDIO / Monsieur HB Deux
Call for Entries 55th Annual Competitions poster. 2013
Plywood, cardboard, paper, fabric, wire, polymer
1. RALPH AVERY (1907-1976) / Lincoln Center
Watercolor and gouache. Donated by Memorial Art Gallery of the
University of Rochester
2. PAUL COX (b. 1957) / The Shadow of Your Smile
The North American Review cover March/April 2000
Giclée print (Watercolor original). Donated by Richard Solomon
3. JAMES RANSOME (b. 1961) / Empire at Night
Acrylic on board. Donated by the artist.
4. DIANE & LEO DILLON / San Diego Lightfoot Sue
Earthlight Books, 1979. Gouache on illustration board. Donated
by the artists
5. BERNARD FUCHS (1932-2009) / The Walking Circle
Illustration for Franklin Library, 1978
Oil on canvas. Anonymous donation.
6. LEONARD EVERETT FISHER (1924-2024) / Ribbons
Acrylic on canvas. Donated by the artist
7. LAURA PHILLIPS (b.1959)/ Jungle Cows
Red Robin Restaurants promotional poster, 1992
Acrylic on board. Donated by the artist
8. PRUETT A. CARTER (1891-1955) / Hail and Farewell
The American Magazine, December 1938
Oil on canvas. Donated by the artist
9. IRENA ROMAN (b.1954) / Still Life
Watercolor on paper. Donated by the artist
10. PAUL NONNAST (1918-1993) / Murder on the Turnpike
The Saturday Evening Post, April 11, 1960
Acrylic on masonite board. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gold
11. EDWARD SOREL (b.1928) / Getting Off at 63rd Street
Poster Art for the Society of Illustrators
Pen, ink, & watercolor on paper. Donated by the artist
12. JOHN PIKE (1911-1979)/ Christmas Street Scene
Reader’s Digest. Watercolor on paper. Donated by Mrs. Zellah Pike
Back cover illustration by Abigail Lashbrook.