I posted in the Olympic Games thread a set of stamps issued by Monaco on July 12, 1948. One of them was designed and engraved by Achille Ouvré, never posted in this thread:
One more stamp engraved by Achille Ouvré shows woman from Martinique with her special hairdo, designed by Paul Lemagny and issued for use in Martinique in 1947: Issued in three different values, different colors:
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the French Revolution, France issued an omnibus series for use in its colonies. Each individual set contains six stamps with identical design shows the storming of the Bastille, Paris, France on July 14, 1789, designed and engraved by Achille Ouvré. Here is the set issued for use in French Indochina:
During years 1941-1946, Monaco issued a series of ten definitive stamps show Prince Louis II (1870-1949), designed by A. Somos Talbor and engraved by Achille Ouvré. The design based on one of Louis' photos. Here is one from the 1941 issue: The complete series:
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