Zoar Calendar c. 1937

Fritz Boehmer's *Zoar Calendar*, created circa 1937, is a vibrant and detailed work that blends traditional calendar design with artistic flair. The artwork features a circular calendar, with days of the week displayed in German, surrounded by a decorative border of flowers and foliage. The center of the calendar is a sun, symbolizing the passage of time, while a depiction of the Zoar Church adds a local element. Boehmer, known for his intricate folk art, uses a rich color palette and meticulous detail to create a visually engaging and historically significant artwork. This calendar, likely a cherished object in its time, exemplifies the artistic spirit of the Zoar community.