Laszlo Moholy Nagy Wall Calendar

László Moholy-Nagy (1895–1946) is the defining spirit of Bauhaus design — a Hungarian-born artist and educator who arrived at the German Bauhaus in 1923 and immediately transformed it. Championing the idea that art, technology, and everyday life were inseparable, his photogram art and Neues Sehen — New Vision — pushed modernist design into entirely new territory. Forced to flee Nazi persecution, he reached Chicago and founded the New Bauhaus, reshaping design education across America. This wall calendar brings together a curated selection of his most striking works — each month a new encounter with constructivism and abstract art at its most electrifying. Unlike a conventional date grid, each page offers six open boxes to capture your most important dates, tasks, or reminders. Write directly on the premium paper with a permanent thin marker — and make this calendar a lasting, personal record of your year. When it’s over, trim and frame your favorites — or gift them to someone who sees the world a little differently.

Customers in the United States will receive the calendar in Ledger size (11×16.5 inches), while those in the EU, UK, Australia, and other regions will receive it in A3 size (29.7×42 cm).

• 1 cover page
• 12 inner pages
• Paper: 250 gsm / 100 lb semi-glossy silk paper
• Hanging hook for flexible display
• Sturdy wire-binding

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