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Latest revision as of 00:05, 23 September 2018
The Miss Piggy Calendar 1980 was published in 1979 by Abrams Art Papers with the Muppet Press. The concept was designed and directed by Michael K. Frith with Frank Oz serving as creative consultant, and photos by Nancy Moran and Donal Holway. Miss Piggy's wardrobe was provided by the House of Calista.
This was the first of five calendars featuring Miss Piggy as the star. Throughout the calendar, an interview with Miss Piggy is conducted and various fake landmarks in her career are given on specific dates.
January: Arabian Nights
February: Art deco, inspired by Erté
March: Noir style, Kermit private eye
April: United States Navy
May: Parody of Jean-Honoré Fragonard's "The Swing"
June: Miss Piggy on a motorcycle
July: Patriotic Piggy
August: Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
September: Cleopatra
October: King Kong
November: mirror photo
December: Piggy listens to Kermit's fictional album Ol' Goggle-Eyes is Back by a roaring fireplace
Poster: Airport scene from Casablanca