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I am offering a set of two vintage, special edition "Galloping Horse" stamps from China. Symbol: T.28 Issue Date: May 5, 1978 Issuing Authority: Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the People's Republic of China Xu Beihong, a leading painter of modern Chinese art, used horses as a subject throughout his life, leaving behind many dynamic works. His "Galloping Horses" are not merely animal paintings, but are highly regarded as symbols of power, freedom, and the will to move forward. On May 5, 1978, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the People's Republic of China issued these special edition "Galloping Horse" stamps to widely introduce the achievements of Chinese painting art. These stamps are a highly collectible item, possessing both artistic value and historical background. Stamp 1 (left) features the artwork "Galloping Horse" created by Xu Beihong in June 1948. The image vividly depicts a powerful, spirited horse galloping towards the viewer. Stamp 2 (right) features the artwork "Galloping Horse" created by Xu Beihong in 1942. It powerfully portrays a single, courageous horse fearlessly moving forward. This special edition "Galloping Horse" series was issued in 1978, just before the major turning point of reform and opening up, under the theme of "China's Leap Forward." The designs feature Xu Beihong's galloping horse works, and their powerful dynamism expresses the momentum of the era as it rushes towards the future. This stamp is not merely a "selection of Xu Beihong's works," but is known as an ambitious project that, through the energy of the galloping horse, alludes to the image of China striving for progress. The design was handled by Mr. Liu Shoren. He adopted a white background and borderless composition, skillfully integrating the original painting's inscription, "China People's Post," and the face value display, thus artfully merging the painting and stamp design. It is a highly complete design that perfectly harmonizes the historical background and artistic merit of the time. This is a highly collectible item that combines historical significance and artistic value. These are actually used items from that time. As they are used items from that time, there are some slight wrinkles, but overall, they are in good condition. Please check the images for details on the condition. Please note that sales are final, with no returns accepted. Shipping costs will be covered by the seller.
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