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Wednesday, September 2, 2015

URU - 2015 - #026 - BRIEF DESCRIPTION - NATIONAL PAINTERS, FEDERICO SÁEZ AND ANHELO HERNÁNDEZ


Uruguay - 2015 - National Painters, Federico Sáez and Anhelo Hernández PreviousNext )




Options:

SERIES --- 2,00 EUR
STAMP 1 --- 1,50 EUR
STAMP 2 --- 1,50 EUR
SE-TENANT NORMAL --- 2,50 EUR
SE-TENANT INVERTED --- 3,00 EUR
SE-TENANT [2x2] --- 8,00 EUR
BLOCK --- 20,00 EUR
FDC not Sent --- 3,50 EUR

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Issue information:

Country: Uruguay
Date: August 27th, 2015
Printed: 15.000 copies

Stamp Shape and Size: Both Rectangular
[ Stamp 1: [25 mm. x 39 mm.]
Stamp 2: [23 mm. x 39 mm.] ]
Perforation: Circular
Gum: Water Activated

Block Configuration: 12 series [4 x 3] , 24 stamps [4 x 6]
[ [ Stamp 1, Stamp 2, Stamp 1, Stamp 2 Stamp 1, Stamp 2 ]
[ Stamp 1, Stamp 2, Stamp 1, Stamp 2 Stamp 1, Stamp 2 ]
[ Stamp 1, Stamp 2, Stamp 1, Stamp 2 Stamp 1, Stamp 2 ] ]
Block Shape and Size: Rectangular [202 mm. x 198 mm.]

FDC Type: Official Cover from Post Office
FDC Shape and Size: Rectangular [165 mm. x 105 mm.]


Catalogue information:

Michel: No Data Available
Ivert: No Data Available
Scott: No Data Available
Stanley & Gibbons: No Data Available

Topics:

Brief Description:

A brief description of the Most Popular Topics of this Release are: Painters, in particular the Uruguayan Painters, and among them, the ones selected this year for this annual issue of National Painters, that are: Federico Sáez and Anhelo Hernandez.  Also undoubtely Art Topic is included too, in particular Paintings and Uruguayan Paintings, and also Art Noveau, as both Artist could be included in that category.

Carlos Federico Sáez (14 November 1878, Mercedes - 4 January 1901, Montevideo) was an Artist from Uruguay. He was born into a wealthy family in the city of Mercedes in western Uruguay. By the age of 13 he was producing outstanding paintings and drawings. In 1891 he moved to Montevideo to study with the painter Juan Franzi. The well-known painter Juan Manuel Blanes recommended that Sáez go to study in Italy, which was a fairly common practice for wealthy young artists in Uruguay at that time. The national government provided him with an art scholarship at just 14 years of age. He spent the next seven years in Rome. He entered the Academy of Fine Arts in 1893, but was interested in new artistic movements such as the Macchiaioli and Art Nouveau. In 1896 he set up his own atelier in the Via Margutta, offering a number of shows. In 1900 he fell ill and returned to Montevideo where he died shortly after at the age of 22.

Sáez painted mainly Portraits. His work is characterised by Loose Brush Strokes that still convey a Realistic Precision. While he was in Italy he painted a number of portraits where the canvas is left visible - a technique used in Abstract Art, and which was not seen elsewhere until 1910. In his short career he produced more than 70 oil paintings and 100 drawings. He is considered one of the principal Uruguayan artists and the first to produce truly modern art.

Anhelo Hernández Ríos (Montevideo, Uruguay, 1922-2010) Artist, Researcher and Professor of Uruguay. He was born on November 21, 1922. Between 1935 and 1941, he studied sculpture and drawing with Alberto Savio, a disciple of Aristide Maillol. In 1941, he entered the School of Applied Arts and studied with Antonio Pena, Edmundo Pratto and F. Moller De Berg. In 1942 he became a student of the newly formed National School of Fine Arts and attended the workshop of the sculptor Severino Pose. In late 1942 he joined the workshop of Joaquín Torres García, of which it was part until the master's death in 1949. In 1969 he won on a competitive grant from the Union of Artists of Uruguay to study and work at the School of Art Berlin where his mentor was Professor Arno Mohr

Then, looking more at the desing of the Issue, each Stamp shows a Painting of each of the Artist, and the Topics that appears in each one are very different. In the first stamp, the Painting "El Chal Rojo", that in English means "The Red Shawl", shows a Portrait of a wealthy young lady wearing that Clothing Adornment, the Shawl, that give the name to the Painting.

The second Painting is called "Eros and Psique", in which, although the representation is quite Abstract, it main elements is a barely Nude Androgynous Couple Hugging and probably Kissing, surrounded by a kind of Constructions that reminds a Suburb.

Finally, a few more Topics could be add, as Paintbrush, and Palette, because of the icons that shows the ink colours used in the printing of the Block, and also Sun, Astronomy, Maps, and Maps of Uruguay as they appear in the FDC Cancelation.


If you consider that there are another topics in this stamp, that were not spot in this review, you are encouraged to telling me about them, so please do not hesitate to post a comment. I would appreciate your help very much.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

URU - 2014 - #024 - DESCRIPTION - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters ( PreviousNext )




Options:

SERIE --- 2,00 EUR
STAMP 1 --- 1,50 EUR
STAMP 2 --- 1,50 EUR
SE-TENANT NORMAL --- 2,50 EUR
SE-TENANT INVERTED --- 3,50 EUR
SERIE [2X2] --- 8,00 EUR
FDC not Sent --- 3,00 EUR
FDC Sent on First Day --- 9,00 EUR
COVER Sent on First Day --- 7,00 EUR

If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.



Issue information:

Country: Uruguay
Date: July 15th, 2014
Printed: 15.000 copies

Stamp Shape and Size: Both Rectangular [27 mm. x 39 mm.]  
Perforation: Circular
Gum: Water Activated

Block Configuration: 12 Series [4 x 3], 24 Stamps [4 x 6]
Block Shape and Size: Rectangular [Unknown]

FDC Type:  Official Cover from Post Office
FDC not sent Shape and Size: Rectangular [165 mm. x 105 mm.]
FDC sent on issue day Shape and Size: Rectangular [165 mm. x 105 mm.]

Cover Shape and Size: Rectangular [240 mm. x 160 mm.]

Catalogue information:

Michel: No Data Available
Ivert: No Data Available
Scott: No Data Available
Stanley & Gibbons: No Data Available

Topics:

Issue:

As Main Topic: I think that Paintings will be the one, and inside it, one could identify: Uruguayan Paintings or Uruguayan Painters, and of course in particular the two painters selected by this release that are: Ernesto Laroche and Pedro Blanes Viale, and it respective Paintings: "El Pozo", in english "Well Fountain" and "Retrato de María de Castro de Figari", in english "Portrait of María de Castro de Figari".

Then, also a wider Topic as Art, or two more precise as Oil Painting or Uruguayan Painters of Beginnings of XX Century, could be selected as Main Topics too.

Then, surrounding the main topic, could be found the followings: I think Personalities as one topic itself, and the Personality of each of the Painters Ernesto Laroche and Pedro Blanes Viale could be others included in the release. Then also Genre Art and Landscape Painting could be also identified, as there were the main topics of both Artist selected in this release.

Now, regarding the desing of the stamps: As the stamps only have in common the way that they are diagrammed, the design will be described in section that talk of each stamp, however, one topic could be added to the whole serie that is the Museums and also Pictures, as both stamps were designed using Pictures courtesy of the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales (MNAV), that in english means Visual Arts National Museum.

Finally, in a more symbolic way: First, taking a wide view, this Annual series of Painters, that the post office is releasing since 2010 has the intention to put Paintings and Art as relevant part of our Culture and our Nationality. Then, the selection of this particular  two Painters that have many things in common, shows also an intention to  give more visibility this year to the Uruguayan Oil Painters or Uruguayan Painters of Beginnings of XX Century



Stamp 1:

The Stamp 1: Through the beautiful Painting of Ernesto Laroche, add mainly the connection with Flora or Vegetables, and more precise ones Trees and Grass Topics, as they are the most visible elements in the Painting Scene, however, although not seen easily, the Well Fountain of Concrete that gives the title to this Artwork, also mades this particular Stamp, and by extenstion the release, useful for rather popular collection about Water, or more precise ones as Spring Waters, Well Fountains itself, and perhaps also Technology or Primitive Technology or Architecture.

In a more deep perspective, from the Painting Scene, feelings like Peace, Tranquility, Bliss, and perhaps a bit of Solitude, could appear, making the stamp useful in a rather unlikely Emotions Collection.


Stamp 2:

The Stamp 2: Shows a completely different Scene, through the Painting "Retrato de María de Castro de Figari" from Pedro Blanes Viale. In this case we change from an Outdoor Scene to an Indoor Scene, and from a Landscape Painting to a Genre Art, more in particular a Portrait.  

In the scene, as it is a Portrait, the main purpose is to show the person that is being portrayed, in this case, María de Castro de Figari, that was the spouse of the famous Uruguayan Painter Pedro Figari, and mother of another Uruguayan Painter Juan Carlos Figari.

This woman, María de Castro de Figari, was portrayed wearing a splendid Dress in light blue Silk, with a yellow Flower attached to it, and having a Fan in her right Hand and over her Lap.

She is sitting over a sophisticated Sofa made in Carved Wood with a nice designed Upholstery. Over the Sofa there is also a Pair of Gloves, probably part of María Dress, and a Cushion.

The scene is completed by a fine Flower Pot, with a plenty of Blue Flowers.


Block:

The block: Clearly reinforce the Painting and Arts Topic, and also add the objects Paintbrush and Painter Palette as these two ones are included in icon used to show the ink colours used in the printing of the stamps.

FDC:

The desing of the First Day Cancelation: Also Reinforces the Painting and Arts Topic, and in particular the Paintbrush element, as two of these items took almost all of the cancelation design.


If you consider that there are another topics in this stamp, that were not spot in this review, you are encouraged to telling me about them, so please do not hesitate to post a comment. I would appreciate your help very much.

URU - 2014 - #024 - COVER Sent on First Day - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.


URU - 2014 - #024 - FDC Sent on First Day - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.


URU - 2014 - #024 - FDC not Sent - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.


URU - 2014 - #024 - SE-TENANT NORMAL [2x2] - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.


URU - 2014 - #024 - SE-TENANT INVERTED - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


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URU - 2014 - #024 - SE-TENANT NORMAL - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


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URU - 2014 - #024 - STAMP 2 OF 2 - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


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URU - 2014 - #024 - STAMP 1 OF 2 - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


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URU - 2014 - #024 - SERIE - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters


If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

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URU - 2014 - #024 - DESCRIPTION - URUGUAYAN PAINTERS


Uruguay - 2014 - Uruguayan Painters ( PreviousNext )




Options:

SERIE --- 2,00 EUR
STAMP 1 --- 1,50 EUR
STAMP 2 --- 1,50 EUR
SE-TENANT NORMAL --- 2,50 EUR
SE-TENANT INVERTED --- 3,50 EUR
SERIE [2X2] --- 8,00 EUR
FDC not Sent --- 3,00 EUR
FDC Sent on First Day --- 9,00 EUR
COVER Sent on First Day --- 7,00 EUR

If you are interested in any of this items, or any other items from Uruguay, just make a donation including your e-mail in the description.

I will contact you as soon I receive your donation, we agree on which items do you need, and I will discount the donation done to the amount of your purchase.



Issue information:

Country: Uruguay
Date: July 15th, 2014
Printed: 15.000 copies

Stamp Shape and Size: Both Rectangular [27 mm. x 39 mm.]  
Perforation: Circular
Gum: Water Activated

Block Configuration: 12 Series [4 x 3], 24 Stamps [4 x 6]
Block Shape and Size: Rectangular [Unknown]

FDC Type:  Official Cover from Post Office
FDC not sent Shape and Size: Rectangular [165 mm. x 105 mm.]
FDC sent on issue day Shape and Size: Rectangular [165 mm. x 105 mm.]

Cover Shape and Size: Rectangular [240 mm. x 160 mm.]

Catalogue information:

Michel: No Data Available
Ivert: No Data Available
Scott: No Data Available
Stanley & Gibbons: No Data Available

Topics:

Issue:

As Main Topic: I think that Paintings will be the one, and inside it, one could identify: Uruguayan Paintings or Uruguayan Painters, and of course in particular the two painters selected by this release that are: Ernesto Laroche and Pedro Blanes Viale, and it respective Paintings: "El Pozo", in english "Well Fountain" and "Retrato de María de Castro de Figari", in english "Portrait of María de Castro de Figari".

Then, also a wider Topic as Art, or two more precise as Oil Painting or Uruguayan Painters of Beginnings of XX Century, could be selected as Main Topics too.

Then, surrounding the main topic, could be found the followings: I think Personalities as one topic itself, and the Personality of each of the Painters Ernesto Laroche and Pedro Blanes Viale could be others included in the release. Then also Genre Art and Landscape Painting could be also identified, as there were the main topics of both Artist selected in this release.

Now, regarding the desing of the stamps: As the stamps only have in common the way that they are diagrammed, the design will be described in section that talk of each stamp, however, one topic could be added to the whole serie that is the Museums and also Pictures, as both stamps were designed using Pictures courtesy of the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales (MNAV), that in english means Visual Arts National Museum.

Finally, in a more symbolic way: First, taking a wide view, this Annual series of Painters, that the post office is releasing since 2010 has the intention to put Paintings and Art as relevant part of our Culture and our Nationality. Then, the selection of this particular  two Painters that have many things in common, shows also an intention to  give more visibility this year to the Uruguayan Oil Painters or Uruguayan Painters of Beginnings of XX Century



Stamp 1:

The Stamp 1: Through the beautiful Painting of Ernesto Laroche, add mainly the connection with Flora or Vegetables, and more precise ones Trees and Grass Topics, as they are the most visible elements in the Painting Scene, however, although not seen easily, the Well Fountain of Concrete that gives the title to this Artwork, also mades this particular Stamp, and by extenstion the release, useful for rather popular collection about Water, or more precise ones as Spring Waters, Well Fountains itself, and perhaps also Technology or Primitive Technology or Architecture.

In a more deep perspective, from the Painting Scene, feelings like Peace, Tranquility, Bliss, and perhaps a bit of Solitude, could appear, making the stamp useful in a rather unlikely Emotions Collection.


Stamp 2:

The Stamp 2: Shows a completely different Scene, through the Painting "Retrato de María de Castro de Figari" from Pedro Blanes Viale. In this case we change from an Outdoor Scene to an Indoor Scene, and from a Landscape Painting to a Genre Art, more in particular a Portrait.  

In the scene, as it is a Portrait, the main purpose is to show the person that is being portrayed, in this case, María de Castro de Figari, that was the spouse of the famous Uruguayan Painter Pedro Figari, and mother of another Uruguayan Painter Juan Carlos Figari.

This woman, María de Castro de Figari, was portrayed wearing a splendid Dress in light blue Silk, with a yellow Flower attached to it, and having a Fan in her right Hand and over her Lap.

She is sitting over a sophisticated Sofa made in Carved Wood with a nice designed Upholstery. Over the Sofa there is also a Pair of Gloves, probably part of María Dress, and a Cushion.

The scene is completed by a fine Flower Pot, with a plenty of Blue Flowers.


Block:

The block: Clearly reinforce the Painting and Arts Topic, and also add the objects Paintbrush and Painter Palette as these two ones are included in icon used to show the ink colours used in the printing of the stamps.

FDC:

The desing of the First Day Cancelation: Also Reinforces the Painting and Arts Topic, and in particular the Paintbrush element, as two of these items took almost all of the cancelation design.


If you consider that there are another topics in this stamp, that were not spot in this review, you are encouraged to telling me about them, so please do not hesitate to post a comment. I would appreciate your help very much.

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