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Collection of Monday Calendar Cliparts (66)

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A simple, colorful desk calendar highlighting Thursday-perfect for educational materials and weekly scheduling visuals.
A clean, minimalist calendar page highlighting April 15-often associated with tax deadlines, financial planning, and springtime reminders.
A classic desktop calendar for January 2013, featuring a red circle around the first Tuesday-perfect for marking important events.
The image shows a stack of three blue and white calendars. The calendars are stacked on top of each other, with the top calendar slightly tilted to the left. The top calendar has the days of the week written in black text, with each day having its own set of numbers. The bottom calendar has a white background with black text. The calendar appears to be a desk calendar, as there are no other dates or events visible in the image. The image is a digital illustration with a transparent background.
The image is a circular icon with a red and white color scheme. The top of the icon has the word "Monday" written in bold black letters. Below the word, there is a number 7 in black. The background of the image is white. The icon appears to be a calendar or a calendar icon.
A minimalist calendar graphic displaying “April 28” in bold typography, perfect for digital planners and date-specific content.
The image is a calendar for the month of January. The calendar is divided into 12 columns, with each day of the week listed in a grid format. The days are written in black text on a white background. On the right side of the image, there is a cartoon illustration of an owl with big, round eyes and a pink body. The owl is standing on all fours and has a brown beak and feet. The background is white.
The image is a square-shaped sign with a black border. Inside the sign, there is a text that reads "PUT THIS ON YOUR CALENDAR!" in different colors - pink, blue, green, orange, and yellow. The text is written in a playful font and is centered on the sign. The background of the sign is white.
The image is a digital illustration of a calendar with the word "Saturday" written on it in red capital letters. The calendar is placed on a white background and is folded in half, with a red ribbon tied around it. The ribbon has the words "Friday" written in white capital letters on it, indicating that it is a Friday event. The image appears to be a digital graphic, possibly representing the month of Saturday.
The image is a calendar with a red background and a gray border. The calendar is divided into 12 columns, each representing a day of the week. The days are written in black text and are arranged in a grid-like format. At the top of the calendar, there are two black rings, which are used to hold the calendar in place. The rings are curved and appear to be attached to the calendar. The background is white, and the calendar is in a simple, cartoon-like style.
A sleek calendar graphic marking Saturday, August 1, perfect for highlighting key dates in apps or websites.
The image is a digital illustration of a calendar with the word "Week" written in red capital letters at the top. The calendar is rectangular in shape and has a white background with a grid-like pattern. The top of the calendar has two red buttons on either side, which are used to open and close the calendar. The bottom right corner of the image has a reflection of the month, creating a mirror-like effect. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is an illustration of a pair of underwear. The underwear is in a light blue color with a high-waisted fit and a flared leg. The waistband is made of a purple line that runs diagonally across the fabric. The fabric appears to be made of cotton or a similar material. The background is orange, and the underwear is outlined in black. The image is drawn in a simple, cartoon-like style.
The image is a screenshot of a calendar for KB Team Weekly Tasks. The calendar is divided into six sections, each representing a different day of the week. The first section is for the month of April 2020, with the days of the month starting from Monday and ending on Sunday. The second section is titled "Meeting with IT" and has a list of tasks that need to be completed in the week, such as "Planning", "Review", and "Review". The third section has a table with the dates of the tasks, including "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday", "Monday" and "Tuesday". The fourth section has the dates for each day, with each day having its own set of tasks. At the top of the calendar, there is a search bar and a button to start the task. Below the search bar, there are several icons for different tasks, such for "Start Zoom", "Share", "Activities", "Activity", "Settings", "Help", "About", "Tools", "Options", "View", "Profile", "Contact", "Pages", "Comments", "Posts", "News", "Blog", "Gallery", "More",
The image is a screenshot of a calendar page in a book delivery software. The page is titled "Book Deliveries" and has a title at the top that reads "New Item". Below the title, there is a table with columns for the days of the week, starting from Monday to Friday. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column showing the dates of the month and the right column displaying the days. At the top of the page, there are options to add a new item, add a widget, and add a button to add the widget. There is also a search bar and a "
The image is a screenshot of the Creative requests page in a website. The page is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Creative requests" and has a table with various fields for the user to fill in their new requests. The table has a title "Main Table" at the top, followed by a section titled "New requests". Below the table, there is a section labeled "This week" with a list of new requests and a button labeled "Next week". The table also has a section for the landing page number, which is "Landing Page #11". There are also several
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