This stamp was issued in 2016 with the title of the photography is "Toronto" by Lutz Dille (1960). It belongs to the 2013-2017 Canadian Photography series.
Lutz Dille, born in Leipizg, immigrated to Canada in 1951, arriving in Hamilton at age 29 with a few items of clothing, $30 in cash and his treasured Leica camera. Nowadays he is considered one of the country’s leading documentary photographers.
For the new edition of Sunday Stamps-II A to Z, I have decided to show some of the stamps I have got on letters and postcards, related to one topic: women. This is the post for the letter U.
More women on stamps.
As a bonus, another woman (?) without umbrella... This is one of the childcare stamps issued in the Netherlands in 1988, under the title Kind en Water. It was designed from a child's felt pen drawing. I found an interesting article about how these stamps were actually printed.
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For the new edition of Sunday Stamps-II A to Z, I have decided to show some of the stamps I have got on letters and postcards, related to one topic: women. This is the post for the letter U.
More women on stamps.
Such a nice idea, with and without umbrella! I would never have thought of the rain children's stamp - and you know more about Dutch stamps than I do :-) Thank you for sharing the information anout the printing procedure :-)
ReplyDeleteUploading the stamps gives me a nice excuse to look for some information about the stamps.
DeleteTwo more fine stamps. The rain stamps is so effective.
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Deletethat Canadian stamp is so beautiful! I've found that black & white photos do have a special effect!
ReplyDeleteLove your choice of the 'unknown with(out) umbrellas... way to go for the U letter, far from the obvious :)
That collection of photographrers is very nice. I love also that the stamps are big, so you can see well the pictures.
DeleteAn unexpected theme - I would never have thought of it - but of course you know I often overlook an umbrella, even a large one :)
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