Owen Jones Wall Calendar – Islamic Pattern, Victorian Era, Plate XLVII Cover, Semi-Glossy Paper

Owen Jones (1809–1874) spent years studying the intricate Islamic patterns of the Alhambra in Granada — and what he brought back changed the visual language of the Victorian era forever. His landmark Grammar of Ornament is still in print today: a breathtaking atlas of oriental design, antique motifs, and classic ornament drawn from civilisations across the ancient world. A British artist of extraordinary range, Jones designed the interior of the Great Exhibition of 1851, pioneered chromolithography, and shaped the founding collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum. His theories on colour, geometry, and british design influenced everything from wallpaper and textiles to architecture — making this art calendar a tribute to one of history’s most quietly revolutionary creative minds.

We have carefully curated a selection of his most stunning plates to make this a genuine conversation starter — as at home in a design studio as in a living room. When the year is over, cut out your favourite images and frame them as striking decorative prints — for your own walls or as a gift to someone who appreciates beauty with real intellectual depth behind it.

For customers in the United States and Canada, the calendar is available in Ledger size (11×16.5 inches), while customers in the EU, UK, Australia, and other regions receive it in A3 size (29.7×42 cm).

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

We produce our products on demand and in 100+ locations worldwide – reaching our customers faster, while reducing waste, costs, and carbon emissions.

To find more hard to find Wall Calendar feel free to visit our Etsy shop: https://smellynoises.etsy.com