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The Executive calendar is a lavish gift, large in size and stylish in design. Presentation cover and heavy matt stock give these calendars an unmistakable feeling of quality. Extra large date boxes and one big month per page make it irresistible to use for every recipient. A gift you will be proud to give, and your clients will be impressed to receive.
This year we are also offering an economical six-page executive calendar, "Joseph Frost Paintings".
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The Six Page Executive calendar is a lavish gift and stylish in design. Presentation cover and heavy matt stock give these calendars an unmistakable feeling of quality. This new style offers the lavish quality of the Executive range but has an economical two months per page, with medium sized date boxes. A gift that is impressive yet affordable.
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Joseph Frost
Joseph Frost was born in Czechoslovakia in 1953. From an early age he displayed a natural talent for drawing and was encouraged by his father who was a highly skilled artisan.
On his arrival to Australia in 1974 he found a job as a picture framer at a gallery in North Sydney. Learning quickly he began to restore paintings for the gallery and, in his spare time began to paint seriously for the first time.
His early works were inspired by the Venetian artist Canaletto. By studying Canaletto's work and learning from his techniques he developed an eye for detail that was to become his hallmark.
His paintings of the early clipper ships, complete with accurate details of the rigging were soon to bring his work to the notice of the art buying public. These paintings together with his harbour scenes soon allowed him to become a full time professional artist. At this time he began his love affair with etching, a medium with which he had an immediate affinity.
In need of a new challenge Joseph moved to Numeralla (near Cooma, NSW) in 1980. Thie first experience of the Australian bush pened new vistas for him, stimulating the first of a series of magnificent landscapes. The softness of his morning scenes has become legend and together with an eye for detail cemented his reputation as a major force in contemporary Australian art.
Now a resident of NSW Southern Highlands, Joseph continues to develop the style and depth of his work, both in oils and etching. His original affinity with Sydney Harbour has drawn him back to paint the many bays and panoramas of Sydney.
Having exhibited widely throughout Australia his work is represented in private and corporate collections throughout the world. |
John Bradley
At the beginning of his career as an artist, John acted as an art teacher with his own school and staff. For fifteen years he assisted his many students while a the same time enjoyed the opportunity to discuss, share, demonstrate and enrich his own unique style of painting.
He still includes in his busy life, seminars, painting demonstrations for interested groups and art societies, writing art critiques and judging art shows. |
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