Lydia Marie Elizabeth Washington DC 2025 Desk Calendar

The newest calendar with artwork of our Nation's Capitol through the eyes and heart of Lydia. You'll find beloved iconic scenes from the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Monument, and the White House. In a moment in time where our conversations surround the value and importance of ideas and thoughts that guide this country, let us take pride in it and admire the courage that went into building it. Let us lift one another up to see the goodness and truth.

WHAT’S INSIDE THAT GORGEOUS BOX:

• 12 MONTH CALENDAR: Fourteen 5” W x 7” H crisp, heavyweight, white cotton cards expertly printed in Palm Beach, Florida by the best printers ever! The Front of the card features a specific painted scene by Lydia and the back of the card offers the title with an elegant illustration.
• CHIC DISPLAY: One Acrylic Easel measuring 5” W x 8” H
  This fully collapsible acrylic system was designed and prototyped in the LME Studio and is manufactured especially for us in New Jersey.
• PRETTY PACKAGING: Each calendar comes nestled into thoughtfully prepared packaging. Each 14-card calendar set arrives wrapped in brightly designed matching tissue paper tucked inside a Cream & Gold branded box – which is freshly redesigned this year!

About Lydia Marie Elizabeth:

While working as an Interior Designer at an architectural firm in Greenwich, Connecticut, I found time to illustrate the scenes that most inspired me during the day. I decided to focus on building my eponymous brand as an artist full-time in 2015. My artwork features a strong attention to detail and typically showcases interior and architectural elements throughout my work. My own sunny disposition floods into my art resulting in a joyful body of work. It is often also nostalgic. While I enjoy exploring shapes for what an object is in a perspective, I find that the colors of a memory are most evocative. Often painted off-site in my studio from photographs, my artwork invokes the emotions of the remembered (or sometimes daydreamed) moment. What is so intriguing about buildings is their reflection of those who inhabit them. Interiors and architecture are what we intentionally surround ourselves with- for both shelter and comfort.

Lydia’s home studio has been in the lush gardens of Greenwich Connecticut, amid the city lights in Philadelphia, under the palms in Palm Beach, the lakes of Maine, the rolling hills of Loudoun County in Virginia, and the latest— under the Spanish Moss in Savannah, Georgia.

Home is where her husband, Brent, and their Cuban kitty cat, Lulu, are.