Marianne de Gandon 1.50 Francs Red
France · 1933 · 1.50 Fr
This definitive stamp features the allegorical figure of Marianne, a national personification of the French Republic. The design, by René-Louis Dupuy, shows Marianne wearing a Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty. This particular issue is part of a long-running series of definitive stamps featuring various interpretations of Marianne.
Issued during the French Third Republic, this stamp represents a period of political and social change between the World Wars. The consistent use of Marianne on definitive stamps reinforced the republican ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity.
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