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Seewald Coffee Table Books!!?
Well, not really coffee table books,
more like 'wall books'!

And in actuality,
these were produced over 13 years as oversized wall calendars without
the numbers, or at least, very, very small numbers.

SO, most of our collectors just keep them up and change
them to their favorites images throughout the year. They ARE
collectables so don't wait to get a couple while they are still low priced!

Valerie shows off a signed and numbered '98 Seewald collectable calendar now valued at $500.00. *They are hand collated and sent out for special spiral binding in Los Angeles after production and printing at Continental Litho* in San Marcos, California. Then they are hand signed and numbered by Michael, before shrink-wrapping.**	Michael Seewald's limited edition art calendars (coffee table books for walls) are pieces of art in their own right, and have become real collectors items. Lately, the Seewald calendars are being produced in what is known as 'deluxe oversize', with the images measuring a whopping 13.5x13.5 inches alone!! Here's the 2005! Note how large it looks.
2005 - Variety from recent new work. $250 Seewald's 'Thirteenth Annual' art calendar. Extra large (considered 'deluxe oversized', measuring 17"x21"), very limited edition of 499, each personally signed and numbered by Seewald. *To order the 2005 click here.*
2004 - "Venice, Italy". $300 Seewald's 'Twelfth Annual' art calendar. Extra large (considered 'deluxe oversized', measuring 17"x21"), very limited edition of 499, each personally signed and numbered by Seewald.
2003 - "Gardens of Japan". $350 Our 'Eleventh Annual' art calendar. Again, a 17"x21" 'deluxe oversized' very limited edition of 499, each signed and numbered.
2002 - "Tuscany". $800 Our 'Tenth Annual' art calendar. (Limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered). Deluxe oversized measuring 17"x21". Mostly sold out, thus the higher price.
The 2001 art calendars. ... "Seascapes". $400 9th annual art calendar. Back to the 'regular large' size. First time of a theme (Limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered)
The Millennium Calendar. $1,500 8th annual art calendar. (Limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered.... only 4 remain.) First time in the extra-large 'deluxe oversized' 17"x21" size. As was previously offered, a mix of Seewald's favorites from many trips. Price will increase with each sale made.
1999- $500 (limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered.) 7th annual art calendar.
1998- $500 (limited ed. of 750 signed and numbered.) 6th annual art calendar.
1997- $5,000 (limited ed. of 750 signed and numbered.) 5th annual art calendar. One left (#475/750)
1996- $800 (limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered.) 4th annual art calendar.
1995- $900 (limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered.) 3rd annual art calendar.
1994- $1,000 (limited ed. of 499 signed and numbered.) 2nd annual art calendar.
1993- $10,000 (limited ed. of 499, signed and numbered.) One left (#499/499) Seewald's first ever art calendar. Larger than standard calendars but smaller than his new ones. Tradition of extra fine printing on high quality papers, hand collated and spiral bound.
Each calendar increases in value as they sell out. Some sell out quicker due to better advertising, popularity, specialty issue, etc.. So when is the best time to get one? Yep, right now. order yours today via our secure order page now, and save, save, save! Click to Order Calendars here. Photo copyright Valerie Seewald, 2003 Curtis Fishbeck, previously of Continental Litho and the master behind perfecting the color on all Seewald's artwork produced there thru 2005, listens to Michael's suggestions on color correcting, dodging and burning etc. of the 2004 Venice calendar. They spent an average of two days just in the color correcting process alone.

Michael Seewald's limited edition art calendars (coffee table books for walls) are pieces of art in their own right, and have become real collectors items.