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Curtis Wilson Cost Gallery
2027 Desktop Calendar Featuring Curtis Wilson Cost Maui Artwork
2027 Desktop Calendar Featuring Curtis Wilson Cost Maui Artwork
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Pre-order now, limited quantity available, US-only delivery by December 2026*
*For international prices please phone 1-800-810-2678 or email costgallery.jill@gmail.com.
For every 6 calendars purchased you will receive 1 complimentary hand-signed 10" x 8" paper print of "Private Landing". Image size is 7 7/8" (h) x 5 5/8" (w)
Calendar measures 4 1/2" (h) x 7" (w)
Featured Artwork
January: Tasting Room
February: Peek-a-boo-Palm
March: Springtime Grazing
April: Leaning into Lavender
May: Second Green House on the Right
June: Taro Ponds
July: North Coast
August: Hula Palms
September: Verdure
October: Mirror of Gold
November: Sunlit
December: Eleven Thousand Acres
Our 2027 Desktop Calendar features epic trees that Curtis Wilson Cost has painted throughout his career.
Begin the year under an enormous camphor tree, backlit by the golden sun at the Maui Winery in "Tasting Room" (1985).
In February, a picturesque beach wraps beneath lofty thickets of palms enveloped in the salty mist in "Peek-a-Boo Palm" (2015).
In March, a pasture waterway meandering under a vibrant jacaranda whispers peace to those who take notice in "Springtime Grazing" (1981).
In April, a redwood water tank is flanked by the arresting backdrop of a jacaranda in full bloom in "Leaning Into Lavender" (1979).
In May, a brilliant jacaranda along the Kula Highway mesmerizes passersby in "Second Green House on the Right" (2021).
In June, a towering mango tree dwarfs even its tall palm tree neighbors in "Taro Ponds" (1985).
In July, an elegant palm frames a sweeping ocean view in "North Coast" (1988).
In August, full skirted giant palms make a plantation house look tiny in "Hula Palms" (2002).
In September, a tree lit up like stained glass feels perfect by the church in “Verdure" (1979).
In October, the color of the season illuminates a regal tree at the close of day in "Mirror of Gold" (2003).
In November, light defines the contours of a magnificent tree basking along the waterway in “Sunlit" (1979).
As a finale, a breathtaking December sunset pours through the boughs of a grandfather koa tree in "Eleven Thousand Acres" (2012).
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