It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a truly remarkable use of a poster stamp image. At first glance one might say, good grief, a full proof sheet (see below) of Berthold Loeffler’s design for the 1908 Vienna Secessionist Art Show, known as the Loeffler Angel? But, in fact, that iconic design (Figure 1) was adapted, in 1980, for use by Kate Hendrickson, at the time an art dealer and now a full-time fine artist still working in Chicago.
LoefflerItalian Regimentals on Postcards Delandre collectors know of the forgeries of Italian army stamps and the fantasy designs that...
May Day in Sønderburg, Denmark In keeping with this month's theme of "mostly politics" for the bulletin, and my...
As publicity for the 1933 National convention, a set of 80 different poster stamps was produced, depicting various landmarks...
“Semiotics is the study of signs and the messages they contain.” This is the opening sentence of a marvelous...
Illustrated is a privately produced souvenir sheet from Denmark that baffled collectors for years. In the November/December 2000 issue...
Here is a short article from the latest Poster Stamp Bulletin coming out this week. Members who have registered...
The Zither is a stringed instrument where a set of metal strings are stretched flat over a shallow resonance...
A previously uncataloged poster stamp surfaced recently. It is for the Annual Hoo-Hoo Convention in San Francisco 1910. The...
Frank Perschke, Art Groten, Ray Petersen, Bill Wieinberger
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