This is my absolutely favorite of all calendars and the one my husband and daughters buys me every year for Christmas.
Features the following:
- January – New Horizons
- February – Cobblestone Evening
- March – Stillwater Cottage
- April – Streams of Living Water
- May – Stillwater Bridge
- June – A Perfect Summer Day
- July – The Spirit of New York
- August – Lamplight Mill
- September – Country Living
- October – Victorian Autumn
- November – Mountain Paradise
- December – Christmas Cottage
Thomas Kinkade Painter of Light Wall Calendar: Cobblestone bridges, majestic lighthouses, quiet fishing holes, quaint villages, and country cottages are all depicted in the classic, full-color Thomas Kinkade Painter of Light 2010 Wall Calendar, which features twelve different images and is packaged in a fully-designed keepsake folio envelope ideal for gift giving.
ISBN-13: 9780740781636
ISBN-10: 0740781634
Format: Standard Wall
Size Closed: 12.0 x 13.5
Size Opened: 24.0 x 13.5
Grid Size: Medium Square
Binding: Stapled
Time Span: 12-month +36
Publisher: Andrews McMeel
Where can you buy the 2010 Painter of Light Calendar?
I am looking for a 2010 wall calendar to fit in a “frame” designed for it. The 2009 calendar measures approximately 24″ x 13 1/2″ when opened.
I am having trouble finding one that I can be sure fits. Can you tell me the measurements for the Painter of Light wall calendar?
Hi Joseph, I have updated the description above. The Painter of Light will fit in the frame as you have described it. The dimensions are: Size Closed: 12.0 x 13.5, Size Opened: 24.0 x 13.5.
we have been looking for a calender to fit the frame we have and feel fortunate to find one for the price at borders.
Hi,
Which calendar did you find that fits in the wooden calendar frame? I cannot find a Thomas Kinkade that fits in the wall frame designed for it. The calendar is just a little too small and does not fit correctly. Please let me know which one that you found that fits at Borders, because I looked and measured the ones at Borders.
Thanks so much,
Amy Carbone