The 18th Century Brothers Grimm folk story "The Wolf And The Seven Kids" told across four beautifully-illustrated postage stamps.
The 18th Century Brothers Grimm folk story "The Wolf And The Seven Kids" told across four beautifully-illustrated postage stamps.
Graphic postage stamp commemorating the 50th anniversary of the International Labor Organization.
For comparison, Mall of America's updated identity from 2013:
Great stamp design for the 10th World Festival of Youth & Students held in Berlin.
Celebrating 125 years of German railways. Pictured here is The Adler, the country's first steam locomotive which debuted in 1835 and traveled between Nuremberg and Fürth.
Beautifully composed and stylishly illustrated stamp commemorating the Judo portion of the 1964 Summer Olympic Games held in Tokyo, Japan. This was the first year that Judo was an official Olympic event. Competing on behalf of the USA was Ben Nighthorse Campbell, who would go on to become a State Representative and then Senator for the state of Colorado. See footage of Campbell taking on Thomas Chi Hong Ong from The Philippines below.
The tale of Sleeping Beauty told through four postage stamps, done up in a classic flat illustration style which still remains relevant today.
Related: Little Red Riding Hood stamps from the same artist.
Here's the story of Rotkäppchen, better known as Little Red Riding Hood, as told through postage stamps. I love how much detail is achieved through such a stripped-down illustration style and limited color palette. More of these vintage fairy tale stamp series to come!
Op-art style stamp celebrating the parachute jump world championship held in the city of Leipzig in 1966.
Two stamps from the German Democratic Republic commemorating Expovita, an expo for sports and cultural recreation.