Nikolai Tomsky Commemorative Postal Envelope
Russia · 2000 · A (non-denominated)
The stamp, pre-printed on a postal envelope, features a portrait of Soviet sculptor Nikolai Tomsky, likely commemorating his life or work.
Issued in 2000, this postal stationery honors Nikolai Tomsky (1900-1984), a renowned Soviet sculptor and president of the USSR Academy of Arts, recognizing his significant contributions to Soviet art.
Printing Method
Offset
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