I got these 2 calendars from Melissa B. who was a fan of my Flickr Mary Blair photos. They are from 1954 and 1955 and have great covers with Mary Blair art and small spot illustrations on each page.
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2 comments:
Wow those are very nice. Do you know if any other years were made?
These are awesome, Dan. I work with a guy who personally knew Lee and Mary Blair when he was a teenager, and I showed these to him...he's never seen them before.
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