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Phillip Marbury Lake District 2027 Wall Calendar

Phillip Marbury Lake District 2027 Wall Calendar

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

A year of the fells seen through the distinctive lens of Phillip Marbury. Turning the page on this 2027 calendar reveals a new interpretation of the Lake District's sharpest edges, from Windermere in January to the heights of Skiddaw as the year closes.

Each month is marked by striking, abstracted planes of muted blues and pale earth tones that look entirely at home in a modern kitchen. April shows tiny climbers scaling the sheer edge of Great Gable, while July distils Wast Water into contrasting fields of colour. By November, a solitary canoeist navigates Derwentwater.

Printed on heavy 300gsm silk paper, it is wire-bound to hang perfectly flat against the wall. Closed, it is a neat A4 landscape; hanging open, the painting sits above the monthly dates. It is a practical, beautiful working object for a hallway or home office, and a classic gift for anyone longing for Cumbria.

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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Inside the calendar

Twelve months, twelve original paintings — and the cover.

Where a month's painting is also sold on its own, it is linked.

  1. January — WindermereJanuary

    Windermere

    Inspired by bracing winter mornings and the bold character of open water swimmers.

    Also available as a print
  2. February — Isolated Farmhouse Beneath Blue FellsFebruary

    Isolated Farmhouse Beneath Blue Fells

    Inspired by the brooding winter skies and dramatic storm clouds rolling over high terrain.

    Also available as a print
  3. March — UllswaterMarch

    Ullswater

    A spring scene drawn from the quiet rhythm of early paddleboarding excursions.

    Also available as a print
  4. April — Great GableApril

    Great Gable

    Inspired by spring days spent grappling with the rugged textures of steep rock faces.

    Also available as a print
  5. May — Meandering River through Ochre Valley FellsMay

    Meandering River through Ochre Valley Fells

    Drawn from the lush, vibrant character of a green valley during late spring.

    Also available as a print
  6. June — Striding EdgeJune

    Striding Edge

    An interpretation inspired by summer fell walking along sharp, exposed ridges high in the clouds.

    Also available as a print
  7. July — Wast WaterJuly

    Wast Water

    Inspired by the refreshing escape of wild swimming in deep waters during the height of summer.

    Also available as a print
  8. August — Cat BellsAugust

    Cat Bells

    A late summer landscape drawn from the gentle, rolling profile of popular fell paths.

    Also available as a print
  9. September — HelvellynSeptember

    Helvellyn

    Inspired by the vast, rugged high ground as early autumn colours begin to emerge.

    Also available as a print
  10. October — Scafell PikeOctober

    Scafell Pike

    Drawn from the remote, rocky atmosphere of high peaks amidst the fading light of autumn.

    Also available as a print
  11. November — DerwentwaterNovember

    Derwentwater

    Inspired by late autumn days and the quiet solitude of kayaking across still, dark waters.

    Also available as a print
  12. December — SkiddawDecember

    Skiddaw

    A winter scene drawn from the frosty, isolated presence of the high northern fells.

    Also available as a print

More 2027 calendars

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