Marianne de Gandon

Vente générale : 2 mai 1951
Retrait de la vente : 19 févier 1955
Valeur faciale : 5 f
Graveur : Henri Cortot
Dessinateur ou mise en page: Pierre Gandon
Dentelure : 14 x 13½
Couleur : violet
Mode d'impression : Typographie
Quantite émis : Inconnu
Bande phosphore : Sans
Catalogue Yvert et Tellier : N° 883
Catalogue Maury : N° 883
Valeur marchande timbre neuf sans gomme : 0,13 €
Valeur marchande timbre avec charnière : 0,05 €
Valeur marchande timbre oblitéré : 0,03 €

La valeur marchande représente une valeur de base du timbre pour la vente ou l'échange

Informations sur le sujet du timbre
Type Marianne de Gandon format 17 x 21
Source : divers documents internet dont Wikipédia

Marianne de Gandon

The Marianne de Gandon is a series of common-use French stamps, designed by Pierre Gandon and engraved by Henri Cortot in typography and by Gandon in relief. The first securities were issued in early 1945 and the last value was withdrawn from sale in 1955.
At the Liberation, General de Gaulle chose the Marianne of the artist Pierre Gandon among the projects of three artists: Henry Cheffer, Charles Mazelin and Pierre Gandon. The leader of Free France wanted stamps created and printed by the French authorities, and to avoid the only presence in France of stamps printed in the USA (Arc de triomphe) or the UK (Marianne de Dulac). It’s a Marianne with an energetic head-lift
Unable to get a professional model, Gandon asked his wife Raymonde to pose and also used a photo to make his model.
Source : various Internet documents including Wikipedia