Beshears: Calendar

Name/Title

Beshears: Calendar

Entry/Object ID

2022.40.95

Scope and Content

A Wall Calendar put out by car manufacturer Volkswagen (VW). The monthly scenes are from the Munich painter, Mac Zimmermann. Each specific month and days of the week are written English, French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese. The explanation of the paintings are written in English, French, and German. A picture of a different model of VW is displayed on the bottom page of each month.

Context

The title page is the Temple of Athene in Lindos, the painter's vision of the classical Mediterranean landscape. January - A famed "Beefeater" clad in costume from the middle ages. - Volkswagen Bus February - A women in costume at the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. - Volkswagen "Beetle" March - The skyline of Dallas, Texas with a cowboy in the foreground. - Volkswagen Camping Car April - A church in Bavaria, Germany with a girl in costume at the front. - Volkswagen 1500 May - The "big stones" of Brittany, France with a young lady in a lace headdress. - Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible. June - A native of Lapland, Sweden beside a tent. - Volkswagen Commercial vehicle July - Two young maidens girls in Japanese costumes standing in front of Mount Fuji - Volkswagen "Beetle" convertible. August - A Canadian "Mountie" in full uniform. - Volkswagen "Beetle" September - An African woman fetching water in an earthenware container. - Volkswagen Pick-up or Kombi October - An Australian man standing in front of a windmill and water tower. Volkswagen "Beetle" with a moon roof flap November - A lacemaker in Brussels, Belgium sitting in front of a castle. - Volkswagen station wagon December - Two women wrapped up in furs riding in a sleigh in the mountains - Volkswagen Karmann Ghia The last page contains a biography of Mac Zimmermann

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Calendar

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Archive Details

Primary Language

English

Dimensions

Dimension Notes

10½" x 13"

Dimension Notes

14½" x 18"