MELNIKOFF Deluxe Wall Calendars. The Great Himalayas.

MELNIKOFF calendars present a collection of stunning fine art prints, well-known by their unique artistic interpretation and technical excellence. Taken in extreme conditions such as near the stratosphere and on the ocean floor, under magnificent forest canopies and in large, open mountain pastures, they showcase the most astounding and spectacular vistas ever.

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• Living Energy of Nature

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• The Great Himalayas

The Great Himalayas

MELNIKOFF Calendars - as perfect and diverse as nature itself

"...a place where legends live, where everything is bigger than life..."

A collection of the best photographs by Sergey Melnikoff.
These phothographs have been taken by Sergey Melnikoff during his four expeditions to Mt. Everest.

"A difficult, dangerous and even deadly path. A living hell.
Near the stratosphere where the air is thin; where shaded water turns into solid ice,
and where rocks shatter from the frost of night and from the sun's heat during the day.
It is a place where nature is still invincible..."

The International Project "Everest-360" Learn more...

Calendars by Dr. Sergey Melnikoff

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General Size: 23"x17" (578x426mm)
20 months calendar, 2008 - 2009
Weight of one copy, app. 2kg (5lb.)

Cover and Back Cover:
Two sheets.
Offset full color, 4/0
White offset paper 300gsm.
Both sides laminated.
Title on cover and ad. logo embossed with the gold/silver foil.

Inside Set:
20 sheets, Image UV protective varnish coat.
Offset Full Color 4/0
White Offset Paper 170gsm.
Ad. logo embossed with the gold/silver foil.

Fastening:
A black metal spring fastener (spiral bound) with two eyes.

Individual packaging:
Each calendar is shrink-wrapped.

Transport packaging:
Fifty calendars in a cardboard box (export version).