
Europa 1980: Famous People - Aristotle and Philippos
Greece · 1980 · 14 & 20 GRD
This set of two stamps was issued as part of the 1980 Europa series, with the common theme of "Famous People." The 14-drachma stamp features a bust of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, while the 20-drachma stamp depicts a bust of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. The designs are based on classical sculptures, rendered in a monochrome style.
Issued during the Third Hellenic Republic, these stamps celebrate two pivotal figures of ancient Greece, highlighting the nation's profound historical and intellectual heritage for a Europe-wide audience.
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Photogravure
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