This beautiful set of four mint sheets was issued by Mozambique on June 17, 2004, to commemorate the following artists: Jean-Auguste Ingres, James Tissot, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas. Each sheet features six paintings (six stamps) from one of these four artists. Only one sheet is shown at left- please click on the image or "Details" to view all four sheets. $21.75 retail value (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 4).

The following paintings by Leon Wyczolkowski (1852-1936) are featured on this complete set of six mint stamps from Poland (issued on Mar. 20, 1987): "Cineraria Flowers" (1924), "Portrait of a Woman" (1883), "Wood Church" (1910), "Harvesting Beetroot" (1910), "Wading Fishermen" (1891), and "Self-Portrait" (1912). $2.50 retail value (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 5).

Featuring paintings by Yugoslav artists, this complete mint set of two stamps was issued by Yugoslavia on April 28, 2025 (Europa Issue). The paintings depicted are "Still Life with Eggs," by Mosa Pijade, and "Three Graces," by Ivan Radovic. The text within the stamp designs was printed with reflective gold ink.

Issued by Yugoslavia on April 30, 2025 (Europa issue), this mint set of two stamps features the following works of art: ""19th Century Belgrade," by C. Goebel, and "Postilion and Ljubljana," by Jan van der Heyden (17th century). Not obvious from the scanned image of these stamps is that the designs are predominantly printed in reflective gold ink.

Yugoslavia issued this attractive complete mint set of six stamps on November 28, 1975. Each stamp features a different social painting by a 20th century Yugoslav artist. The paintings included are: "Soup Kitchen," by Dorde Andrejevic-Kun; "People at the Door," by Vinko Grdan; "Drunks in Coach," by Marijan Detoni; "Worker's Lunch," by Tone Kralj; "Water Wheel," by Lazar Licenoski; and "The Hanging," by Krsto Hegedusic.

Issued by Yugoslavia on May 4, 2025 (Europa issue), this beautiful complete mint set of two stamps features the following paintings by Yugoslav artists: "Boka Kotorska" by Milo Milunovic, and "Zagorje in November" by Ljubo Babie. All text within the stamp designs is printed in reflective gold ink (not obvious from our scanned image).

Issued by Niger on March 30, 1983, this complete set of eight mint stamps features the following paintings by Raphael: "Miraculous Catch of Fishes," Deliverance of St. Peter," "Sistine Madonna," "Christ on the Way to Calvary," "Deposition," "Transfiguration," "Grand Ducal Madonna," and "St. Michael Slaying the Dragon." The retail value of this set is $10.05 (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 4).

This set of three mint stamps was issued to promote the Soviet Culture Fund. First released on Aug. 22, 1988, the stamps feature the following Russian art treasures: "Z.E. Serebriakova" by O.K. Lansere (1910), "Boyer's Wife Examining and Embroidery Design" by K.V. Lebedev (1905), and "Talent" by N.P. Bogdanov-Belsky (1910).

The United States Postal Service issued this pane of 20 self-adhesive stamps in 2002 to pay tribute to masters of American photography. A partial quote from text on the back of the sheet: "Presented on these stamps are photographs made by some of our country's most influential photographers. Arranged in chronological order, they offer a visual sampling of the history and development of photography in the United States...

Please note that this discounted sheet is identical to item# AR45, except the sheet offered here will have a couple corner wrinkles in the sheet selvage or other minor faults that do not affect the postage stamps (i.e., a second quality sheet). The United States Postal Service issued this pane of 20 self-adhesive stamps in 2002 to pay tribute to masters of American photography. Please click on the image or "Details" for additional information.

Argentina paid tribute to the painter Eduardo Sivori (1847-1918) with the release of this mint stamp on January 27, 1968. The stamp features Sivori's painting, "Portrait of his Wife."

Issued by Argentina on September 29, 1956, this mint airmail stamp features Jesus from a detail of the Leonardo da Vinci painting "Virgin of the Rocks." Issued to express the gratitude of the children of Argentina to the people of the World for their help against poliomyelitis.