Experience the timeless beauty of nature with the Rien Poortvliet Weekly Diary Deer 2026. This stylishly designed diary shows Rien Poortvliet's characteristic and realistic illustrations week after week, with a special focus in this edition on the deer - symbol of elegance, freedom and tranquillity.
The diary is compact and practical (12.7 x 17.8 cm), with a hard cover, rounded corners, closing elastic band and reading ribbon. The one-week layout over two pages makes it easy to keep an overview, with equal space for the weekend and extra notes. Of course, all Dutch and Belgian public holidays and school holidays are included, as well as extra note pages and a handy storage compartment at the back.
Each week features atmospheric illustrations by Rien Poortvliet
Compact and handy size: 12.7 x 17.8 cm
Hard cover, elasticated closure, reading ribbon and rounded corners
Including holidays and school holidays (NL & BE)
Extra space for notes and rear pocket
For nature lovers, peace seekers and admirers of Poortvliet's work
About Rien Poortvliet
Rien Poortvliet (1932-1995) called himself a 'drawing storyteller'. His impressive oeuvre captures outdoor life in images: from hunting and farms to fairy-tale gnomes. His love for animals and nature speaks from every brushstroke.
Bring peace and realism to your annual schedule
With the Rien Poortvliet Weekly Diary Deer 2026, you combine planning with art and nature. A wonderful gift - for yourself or someone else.
Order now and plan 2026 in the company of Poortvliet's noble deer and timeless drawings.
Ordered before 4pm, delivered the next working day.
Would you rather collect your product from us? Of course you can, simply at our location in Zeewolde. We offer various payment options, such as iDEAL, Visa, Paypal and Billink post-payment.
View all our diaries here.
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