Poland 1972 Piotr Milnowski Stamp

Issue:   Poland 1972 Piotr Milnowski Stamp Type:   Stamp Number of Stamps:  1 Stamps Denomination:  30 GR Issue Date:    1972 Issued By:   Poland POST

Issue:   Poland 1972 Piotr Milnowski Stamp

Type:   Stamp

Number of Stamps:  1

Stamps Denomination:  30 GR

Issue Date:    1972

Issued By:   Poland POST

 

About Stamp:

The Poland stamp honors one of Poland most renowned 19th-century painters Piotr Michałowski (1800-1855). Known for his expressive and dynamic style Michałowski is celebrated for his depictions of historical events battle scenes, and equestrian subjects. Issued as part of a series commemorating prominent Polish artists this stamp showcases Poland rich artistic heritage and highlights Michałowski lasting impact on Polish and European art. The 1972 issue is a tribute to his artistic achievements and his contributions to the nation cultural identity.

Design and Features:

stamp features a reproduction of one of Piotr Michałowski most famous works often his equestrian portraits or battle scenes which captured the intensity and movement of his subjects. The design focuses on the vivid energy of Michałowski brushstrokes portraying horses in motion or soldiers in action symbolizing his mastery of realism and motion. The stamp is typically framed with the artist name Piotr Michałowski and the year of issue alongside the Polish denomination and Polska inscription. The color palette often subdued yet rich reflects the historical and artistic depth of Michałowski paintings bringing his dynamic scenes to life in miniature form.

Historical and Philatelic Significance

Piotr Michałowski stamp holds both historical and philatelic significance. Michałowski art rooted in the Polish struggle for independence and national identity resonates with the country turbulent history during the 19th century. His portrayals of battle scenes and heroic figures are tied to Poland resistance against foreign powers making his works deeply patriotic.  this stamp is a valuable addition to collections focused on art history and national heritage. It reflects Poland pride in its artistic tradition and serves as a reminder of the nation cultural resilience through art. The stamp commemorates an artist who not only painted with skill but also with a profound sense of national purpose.

 

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