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Catalogue information
LastDodo number
9872277
Area
Stamps
Title
Sculpture
Face value
20
Country / area
Year
1977
Month
09
Day
08
Order Number in Issue group
1
Usage
Type
Basic colour
Exact colour
Theme / topic
Geographical theme
Persons theme
Item subject
Sculpture "Lights of Communism" (Marx and Lenin), 1960.
Michel number
4637 w
Yvert number
4400
Scott number
4604
Stanley Gibbons number
4678
Zagorsky number
4687 Va
Designer/Engraver
Printing office
Perforation
Watermark
Luminescence
Printing technique
Paper
Print run
Dimensions / diameter
26 x 37 mm
Details
Although regarded as a variety, this stamp is frequently used on UV paper (9872277). The fluorescence lies between that of the non-UV paper (1539719, 2240863) and that of the coated paper (5736595) from 1978. Swatch Intaglio (1539719): Text Background: Grid Background: Grid with sharp lines Top right corner is lighter than the rest of the background. Offset (2240863, 9872277, 5736595): Text background: plain Background: plain The Spivak catalog attributes the sculpture to Belostotsky and Fridman. WIkipedia only mentions Belostotsky, but does mention that the artists often worked together.
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Hoewel beschouwd als varieteit komt deze zegel veelvuldig voor op UV-papier (9872277). De fluorescentie licht tussen die van het niet-UV papier (1539719, 2240863) en van het gestreken papier (5736595) uit 1978 in.
Staaldiepdruk (1539719):
Tekst achtergrond: raster
Achtergrond: raster met scherpe lijnen
Rechterbovenhoek is lichter dan de rest van de achtergrond.
Offset (2240863, 9872277, 5736595):
Tekst achtergrond: effen
Achtgrond: effen
De Spivak-catalogus schrijft de sculptuur toe aan Belostotski en Fridman. WIkipedia vermeldt alleen Belostotski, maar noemt wel dat de kunstenaars vaak samenwerkten.
