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A calendar dedicated to foresters and hunters with the text of their informal anthem titled "Darz Bór". The song was written in 1920 by forester engineer Stanisław Wyrwiński. In it, he used a phrase of his own creation, which is popular today among Polish foresters and hunters, greeting - Darz Bór.
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Patriotic and educational calendar, compendium of national symbols. It presents a historical outline of the evolution of the Polish emblem, the prophetic message of Cyprian Kamil Norwid indicating the significance of tradition in the history of the nation. We produce the publication in various sizes depending on the needs of the recipient.
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A stylized "herbal" calendar reminiscent of the famous Hippocratic maxim - Your food should be your medicine and your medicine your food. Referring to Hippocrates' dietary advice, we have placed on the board a description of the most important medicinal herbs along with their illustrations and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci from around 1490. The main illustration is the Vitruvian Man. The work is a revision of Vitruvius' concept of the proportions of the human body. The Vitruvian Man is Leonardo's most famous drawing, considered a symbol of combining art with science.
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Stylized wall calendar with wax seal suspended on strings.Dimensions: 30 cm wide x 90 cm long. The form of the binding is modelled on the traditional way of hanging wall publications on wooden rods, but we have applied an original modification. The upper and lower sleeves housing the support rods are joined by decorative metal rivets. It is printed on decorative paper, similar in texture and properties to the handmade papers used in the old days. An additional characteristic element of the publication are the ragged edges of the sheet, which are stylistically reminiscent of old incunabula affected by the tooth of time. As with all our wall publications, the paper is coated with a matt laminate on both sides, which strengthens the paper and protects it from moisture and dust. In addition, this treatment makes the calendar look like the original parchment. The overall look is reminiscent of Roman script scrolls. Author's binding by Pergamena Publishers with a decorative hanging string.