Félix Vallotton Wall Calendar

Félix Vallotton (1865–1925) painted the world with a cool, unflinching gaze that made his contemporaries deeply uncomfortable — and makes his work feel startlingly contemporary today. Born in Lausanne and trained in Paris alongside Bonnard, Vuillard, and the semi-mystical circle of Les Nabis, he earned the affectionate title “The Foreign Nabi” for the particular severity and psychological precision he brought to everything he touched — interiors charged with unspoken tension between men and women, nudes painted without flattery or romance, portraits of Gertrude Stein and other luminaries stripped of all sentiment, street scenes from Belle Époque Paris rendered in bold flat planes of color borrowed from Japanese woodcut, and landscapes composed entirely from memory and emotion rather than observation. His revolutionary woodcuts — stark black-and-white masterpieces of graphic wit — influenced Edvard Munch, Aubrey Beardsley, and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, while his paintings prefigured the New Objectivity and drew comparisons to Edward Hopper decades before Hopper was celebrated. This curated wall calendar gathers twelve of his most compelling works across a year of quiet, unsettling beauty — the perfect gift for lovers of Post-Impressionism, the Nabis, and art that rewards a long, careful look. When the year ends, simply cut out your favourite works to frame as lasting wall art — or share them as genuinely unforgettable presents.

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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