ssue: Poland Artur Grottger Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 1
Stamps Denomination: 3.40 ZL
Issue Date: 1972
Issued By: Poland POST
About Stamp
The Poland Artur Grottger stamp was issued to honor one of the most prominent Polish Romantic painters and graphic artists of the 19th century. His artwork full of patriotism and emotion, became symbolic of Poland’s fight for freedom and national identity.
Stamp Design
The design of the Artur Grottger stamp focuses on a representation of one of his most iconic works or his self-portrait symbolizing the artist’s mastery of expression and his deep connection to Poland’s national spirit. The stamp’s colors are often somber using shades of gray black and white reflecting the gravity of the themes in Grottger’s art. Inscriptions on the stamp include the name Artur Grottger the year of issue and the denomination connecting the stamp to Poland’s cultural heritage and its historical struggle for independence.
Significance for Collectors
This stamp is a prized item in any collection focused on Polish culture or the Romantic art movement. Grottger’s work, known for its deep emotional and patriotic tone resonates with collectors who appreciate how art can reflect and influence historical events. The stamp serves as a reminder of Grottger’s legacy which has inspired generations of Poles to maintain their national identity and pride. His depictions of the January Uprising continue to be celebrated in Poland as symbols of bravery and resistance. Its design and historical significance make it an important collectible for art and history enthusiasts alike.
