I got in touch with Marjan from Purmerend via Marktplaats. Her personalized stamp featuring this futuristic cyclist immediately appealed to me and piqued my curiosity. I asked her about its origin and purpose. She wrote to me: “I no longer remember how I got the futuristic image. I probably bought it on eBay. I can’t tell you anything else about it.”
If you can tell me more about it, please email me: jnvantel(at)casema.nl
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I find this one quite futuristic, because I didn't immediately recognize a bicycle. But then again, I often have that with modern art too, that I don't recognize what it depicts.
I've been staring too, but I think it's the head of a bee or wasp.
At the campsite, I received the following email from a reader. I will get started with this tip after my holiday… because the comment was not posted directly here and I feel that the comment belongs here, I am omitting the name of the writer.
Dear Jan, I believe the stamp was made by Mr. Barkmeijer from Barendrecht, who creates personalized stamps of various themes and then sells them commercially for 1 euro. Until six months ago, these were produced on the OKI printer in Rotterdam, but now that it is no longer in use, I see fewer offers from this person. I will see the result of your research on the stamp blog; good luck. Kind regards, ….