Glamorous, gorgeous, and charismatic, this blond bombshell was famous for her sexy walk, a distinguished acting career, and her tumultuous personal life. Marilyn Monroe became an American cultural icon and remains so decades after her tragic death. This magnificent wall calendar is a loving tribute to the incomparable Marilyn Monroe.
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The serene sound of the waves gently crashing at your feet. A flock of majestic seagulls flying in a crystal-clear blue sky. A harbor of boats glittering in the distance. This By the Sea square wall calendar captures all the things you love about a seaside getaway without having to leave your home or office.
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This calendar gives new meaning to “Downward Facing Dog”! Featuring a year full of images showing dog pairs positioned in classic yoga poses with the help of digital technology, these reworked portraits will bend your mind and delight you. The Yoga Dogs Together calendar is the perfect gift for any yoga fan or pet lover.
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Essentially an American phenomenon, hot rods were built with the best of both worlds: the sleekness of classic car silhouettes with in-your-face horsepower and high-performance engines. Go cruising into the sunset with this American Muscle Cars calendar, which showcases beautiful photography of muscle car favorites in different locales.
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Every year, Plato Calendars strives to offer new and exciting products. From Farmers’ Almanac to Underwater Dogs, our product catalog is sure to have something for you this year:
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Plato Calendars is an independent gift publishing company founded in 1997 and headquartered in El Segundo, California. Specializing in high-quality printed products utilizing recycled paper and eco-friendly soy-based inks, Plato Calendars produces beautiful and affordable seasonal published product. Our products are available at the finest retailers. Visit our website, platocalendars.com, for more details about our company and the wide and varied range of items we offer.
“At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet.” – Plato 428 – 348 BCE