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Children's stamps 2019 alongside alternative 'Rascal stamps' [1994] by Joost Veerkamp

Written in: Dutch • redactie • October 13, 2019

During the exploratory preliminary research for the design of the 2019 children's stamps, Rina van Maanen and Studio Henque undoubtedly discovered that Joost Veerkamp also chose children's books as a starting point in 1994 with the issuance of his alternative children's stamps....

Children's Stamps 2019: main characters from five children's books

Written in: Dutch • redactie • June 25, 2019

On Friday, June 14, we were alerted via the print media (LC, NRC, AD, VV, Trouw) that this year's children's stamps would feature five children's books. The article was illustrated with three popular children's book covers. A day later...

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