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2010 Calendar - 12 X 24
16 month calendar featuring Jo Wall art.

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Featured below are 13 paintings from the calendar.

Honeysuckle (Sept-Dec 09)

1. Silken Spells

2. Masque of Love

3. An Even Smaller World

4. Freedom


5. Andromeda's Quest

6. The Forest Fairy


7. The Three Graces


8. Dreams of Atlantis

9. Waiting

10. Heart and Soul


11. The Spirit of Flight

12. Snow Queen


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Magnets
Strong magnets printed on recycled paper.
Bookmarks
All feature an enchanted quote for inspiration.
Posters
16”x20” posters featuring the artwork of Josephine Wall.

Puzzles
Have hours of fun with our Josephine Wall Puzzles.
Calendars
16 month calendars featuring the art of Josephine Wall.
Greeting Cards
Designs for special occasions, or to make an impression.
Collector Cards
Exclusive large 8 ½” x 11” cards with colorful designs.
Journals
Gold foil, embossed journals with lightly lined pages.
Gifts Under $20
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Jo Wall Books
Beautiful 128 page premiere edition art book, “The Fantasy Art of Josephine Wall.”

Honeysuckle (Sept-Dec 09)
Tender trumpets of sweetest honey wind their vines up garden walls, sharing their essence with birds and bees, bringing contentment to one and all.

1. Silken Spells
This fairy loves to whirl and pirouette on the finest of cobweb silk, especially when moonbeams reflect their rainbow colours all around her gossamer wings. After her dancing is done, the wind carries her home on a playful breeze. Each miracle of nature's beauty fills her heart with joy.

2. Masque of Love
Having danced the night away she can pretend no more. Struck by Cupids arrow she coyly comes out from behind her mask of peacock feathers to reveal herself for the first time to her masked partner. Having only been able to look into each others eyes ( the windows of the soul ) she knows their feelings for each other are true, and uncomplicated by physical appearance. How can she resist when surrounded by the hypnotic perfume of love.

3. An Even Smaller World
At the bottom of an enchanted garden, an inquisitive fairy child peeps into a convolvulus flower only to discover a w
ondrous new world where the inhabitants are even smaller than she. Inside the blossom, the mermaid and woman are immersed in their own little universe, completely unaware of their fairy spectator.Like these enchanted beings, we are living in our own little world within other worlds, and what is large and small ultimately depends on how we look at life.

4. Freedom
For many years people viewed the rocky outcrop and wondered at it’s powerful similarity to an eagle. Little did they know that one day the mighty eagle would break free from it’s rocky bonds, aided by a mighty spirit of nature. With convulvulus hair and a dress of daisies the spirit leads the mighty bird on a quest for freedom.

5. Andromeda's Quest
Andromedia sails away in her magical galleon in search of adventure beyond earthly boundaries to worlds beyond the stars. As she travels she listens to the strange and haunting sounds of flower music emitting from her gramophone, spreading "Morning Glory" in her wake and creating rainbow butterflies. As the cosmic currents waft through the sails they portray a vision of other lands to be discovered in other dimensions.

6. The Forest Fairy
In a sunlit glade, far from human sight the wood fairy happily gathers wild anemones. Full of the joys of spring, she adores the suns warm rays and delights in the freedom of Nature's woodland bounty.

7. The Three Graces
Three inseparable sisters – daughters of Zeus, representing all that is noble, beautiful and pure, keep watch from above. Aglaia (brightness) symbolised by brightly coloured butterflies, Euphrosyne (joyfulness) symbolised by the joyful sound of birdsong, and Thalia (bloom) symbolised by a headdress of flowers.

Above all they were goddesses, noble of grace, and a beauty which enchants. Their hair and faces shine with radiant beauty, looking down from Mount Olympus.

8. Dreams of Atlantis
As the graceful mermaid sleeps in the watery depths of her ocean grotto, she is enveloped in a sea of dreams. In them she sees the shimmering towers of the mythical city of Atlantis, guarded by the powerful King Neptune as he brandishes his trident to ward off unwelcome visitors.

But the gentle mermaid knows in her heart that she is welcome in this magical kingdom where she is free to frolic with the playful dolphins and wave at the sea chariots drawn past her by horses of the sea .

9. Waiting
In the land of the midnight water lily, the maiden eagerly awaits the arrival of a mysterious galleon. As it enters the flowerlit bay she wonders what bounty it carries. Will it be laden with exotic gifts from a far off land, or maybe this time a gallant lover to whisk her away to faraway places for adventures untold. How long has she been waiting for this moment? In her world time has no meaning, it may have been minutes or years..!!

10. Heart and Soul
The butterfly maiden looks inquiringly up at the heavens, soul-searching as she watches the clouds form layer upon layer of strange and wonderful lands.Beneath her multicoloured, gossamer headdress beats the heart of a lion offering strength to the gentle souls in flight.A swirl of flowers forming a garland around the "Queen of the Jungle", gradually blends into sea and stars.This transitional plane is the meeting place between the butterfly's ethereal and gentle world and the lion's proud and powerful domain. The outcome of this meeting is a perfect blend for life.

11. The Spirit of Flight
The Spirit of Flight, the force responsible for the powers of movement of the wind and air, has gathered around her all the flying things she loves. Birds, insects, flying fish, swirling leaves, seeds of dandelions and sycamore trees, butterflies and fairies all dance around her in a grand array of wild free motion.

12. Snow Queen
In the glow of the Aurora Borealis, her hair adorned with snowflakes and ivy, she glances over her shoulder to gaze at the wintry world unfolding. As her cloak of snow flakes billows out behind her the magic of the season is revealed. Arctic creatures revel in their world of white and a sleigh dashes past on an adventure in this winter wonderland. Down below a mischievous boy pitches a snowball towards a group of singers heralding in the joy of the yuletide season.

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