2027 Calendar - AMSTERDAM ICONS - A3

2027 A3 Calendar – Amsterdam Icons – Hand-Drawn Monthly Wall Calendar A calendar that is not only practical, but also a stylish tribute to Amsterdam. Amsterdam Icons 2027 brings together twelve recognizable places from the city in a collection of original, hand-drawn illustrations, designed by illustrator and designer Annet Weelink. From the characteristic Damrak and Dam Square to the green Vondelpark, the elegant Magere Brug and the iconic architecture of the Rijksmuseum. Each month reveals a different part of Amsterdam, illustrated from Annet Weelink’s personal perspective. The large month names and spacious date sections provide plenty of room to write down appointments, birthdays and other important moments. Thanks to its generous A3 size, the calendar is easy to read while also making a stylish statement on your wall. Each month is presented on a separate, single-sided page, allowing you to easily turn the calendar and giving every illustration plenty of space to shine. Amsterdam Through the Eyes of Annet Weelink The calendar takes you on a journey through twelve special places and icons of Amsterdam: Het Schip Dam Square Damrak Vondelpark EYE Filmmuseum The 9 Streets Hortus Botanicus ARTIS Magere Brug Zuiderkerk Rijksmuseum Stedelijk Museum Each illustration is hand-drawn by Annet Weelink, translating the city’s distinctive architecture, details and atmosphere into a contemporary illustration style. Details 2027 calendar from January to December A3 size: 29.7 x 42 cm / 11.69 × 16.54 inches 1 month per page Single-sided printing Hand-drawn design by Annet Weelink 250gsm coated silk paper Silver wire hanger binding Ready to hang Week starts on Monday A Stylish Amsterdam Calendar for 2027 Whether you use it as a practical monthly planner at home, in the office or in your studio, Amsterdam Icons 2027 combines functionality with the beauty and character of the city. A thoughtful gift for lovers of Amsterdam, architecture, illustration and design, or for anyone who would love to bring a little piece of Amsterdam to their wall. Designed and hand-drawn by Annet Weelink in Amsterdam.