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A 2027 wall calendar of London: a cover and twelve of our drawings of real places across the county, a picture above each month.
Twelve of our drawings of London, one for each month, each made from a real photograph of the real place: St Paul's Cathedral, London; Covent Garden, London; Primrose Hill, London; Kew Gardens Palm House, London; Buckingham Palace, London; The Albert Memorial, London; Millennium Bridge, London; Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, London; The Shard, London; The Tower of London; Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, London; Palace of Westminster and Big Ben, London Retro Railway.
- January: St Paul's Cathedral, London
- February: Covent Garden, London
- March: Primrose Hill, London
- April: Kew Gardens Palm House, London
- May: Buckingham Palace, London
- June: The Albert Memorial, London
- July: Millennium Bridge, London
- August: Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, London
- September: The Shard, London
- October: The Tower of London
- November: Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, London
- December: Palace of Westminster and Big Ben, London Retro Railway
- A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) or A3 (29.7 × 42 cm), portrait
- Printed on both sides of 250gsm silk paper, wire-bound with a hook for hanging
- Weeks start on Monday, with England and Wales bank holidays marked
- Printed to order in the UK; free standard UK delivery
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St Paul's Cathedral, London: Drawn from a photograph by Julian Herzog ( Website ), CC BY 4.0
Primrose Hill, London: Drawn from a photograph by morebyless, CC BY 2.0
Buckingham Palace, London: Drawn from a photograph by Leo Moser from München, Deutschland, CC BY 2.0
The Albert Memorial, London: Drawn from a photograph by Julian Herzog ( Website ), CC BY 4.0
Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, London: Drawn from a photograph by shirokazan, CC BY 2.0
The Shard, London: Drawn from a photograph by Garry Knight from London, England, CC BY 2.0
The Tower of London: Drawn from a photograph by APK, CC BY 4.0
Palace of Westminster and Big Ben, London Retro Railway: Drawn from a photograph by Julian Herzog ( Website ), CC BY 4.0