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2027 Daphne Morley Lake District Wall Calendar

2027 Daphne Morley Lake District Wall Calendar

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  • Dated 2027
  • A4, opens to A3
  • Made to order

Spend 2027 tracking the seasons across the Cumbrian fells through the landscape art of Daphne Morley. This calendar offers twelve painted views of the Lake District, turning from the steep slopes of Eagle Crag to the sweeping light of Low Fell. Every month brings the character of the high ground right into the house.

These are bold paintings defined by sharp light and saturated colour. February captures the harsh, snow-dusted ridges of Birkhouse Moor, while June reflects the dark bulk of Crag Fell into the still water below. In September, the sharp profile of Carl Side casts a heavy shadow against a bright sky.

Printed on heavy silk paper, it is wire-bound to hang perfectly flat on a kitchen or hallway wall. The A4 landscape format opens to reveal the dated grid below each painting. It is a sturdy, practical object for the year ahead, and an ideal gift for anyone missing the Lakes.

What you get

Thirteen original paintings — a cover and one for every month of 2027.

26 pages on 13 sheets: each month is a full-page painting above its own date grid.

Wire-O bound, so it lies flat against the wall.

Size and paper

A4 landscape — 29.7 × 21 cm closed, 29.7 × 42 cm hanging open.

Printed on 300 gsm silk-coated paper with a matte finish, on an HP Indigo digital press.

One size. We looked at A5 and it saves 85p for a visibly smaller object.

Delivery and returns

Every calendar is printed to order, at the production facility closest to your delivery address.

UK delivery normally takes up to five working days after dispatch; international orders can take up to 28 days.

Current production times, and the full detail, are in our shipping policy and refund policy.

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