Statues On Stamps

Here is Germany's September 12, 1996, 100 (pf) stamp (Mi #1881) publicizing the old city/city center of Bamberg's selection as an UNESCO "World Heritage Site". The gothic statue of St. Cunigunde as Holy Roman Empress is shown on the right side of the stamp.

From wikipedia, "Cunigunde of Luxembourg (975-1040) was Empress of the Holy Roman Empire by marriage to Holy Roman Emperor Saint Henry II. She served as interim Regent after the death of her spouse in 1024."

USSR stamp from 1959 (SU 2209) featuring a statue of Tchaikovsky in front of the Moscow Conservatory. The statue is by the acclaimed Soviet sculptor Vera Mukhina. It was completed and installed in 1954.

Hungarian postage stamp from 1961 celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Franz Liszt (SN HU 1414). The stamp features the statue of Liszt from the main entrance of the National Opera in Budapest.

Spain
Aniceto Marinas Garcia
July 10, 1998
The stamp shows marble statue Hermanitos de leche (1926) by Spanish sculptor Aniceto Marinas Garcia (1866-1953).

The Federal Republic of Germany has issued at least two different stamps depicting the bronze equestrian statue of Johann Wilhelm II (erected 1711) in Duesseldorf. Johann Wilhelm II (1658-1716), Elector Palantine, of the Wittelsbach dynasty, was a prolific collector of the paintings of Peter Paul Rubens. His collection is now housed at the Alte Pinakothek (Museum) in Munich. The bronze statue in Duesseldorf was designed by Gabriel de Grupello (1644-1730) a Dutch/Flemish sculptor.

The first stamp (Mi #423) was issued on October 24, 1964. It is one of twelve designs from the BRD's 1964-5 State Capitals series. The artwork is a stylized, but it is an effective representation of the statue.



The second stamp (Mi #1369) was issued on May 5, 1988. It shows some historic buildings of the city, as well as the equestrian statue.

On July 22, 1980 the DDR issued a horizontally se-tenant strip of two stamps joined by a label (Mi # W Zd 454), to commemorate the 6th National Youth Philatelic Exhibition in Suhl. The 20 (pf) value depicts the Armourer Monument with a backdrop of old and new buildings of Suhl.

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I have seen in the thread this complete statue on a stamp from another country.
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The Stamp Fair is held annually in the Higher Square of Madrid, where every Sunday markets for stamps, coins and other collectibles are held under the arcades. In the center (almost) the equestrian statue (bronze) of King Felipe III is located.
On 04-19-2018 this block was issued commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Fair.
The face value of the stamp is $ 6.03 and almost all emissions are high values, which has made many Spaniards flee from collecting stamps of Spain.
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The Giraldillo is the figure that tops Seville's Giralda tower, a 3,307-pound, 11.4-foot tall bronze statue of Santa Juana, that acts as a weather vane. Face value $ 4
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Here is the 10 (pf) value (Mi #2929) from the DDR's March 5, 1985 two-stamp set commemorating the Leipzig Spring Fair. Stamp depicts the statue of J.S. Bach outside of St. Thomas Church in Leipzig, but with a solid green background replacing the church/city scene. This new Bach monument was completed/placed in 1906.

From de.zxc.wiki, "On a 3.20 meter high limestone plinth is a 2.45 high bronze statue designed by the Leipzig sculptor Carl Seffner (1861-1932) and cast by the company Noack & Brueckner."

The Federal Republic of Germany's rendition of this Bach statue (as a definitive stamp) can be seen on page 21 of this thread.

Statues of Greek Mythology Figures by Baron François Joseph Bosio (1768 – 1845)

Baron François Joseph Bosio was a Monegasque sculptor who achieved distinction in the first quarter of the nineteenth century with his work for Napoleon and for the restored French monarchy. On July 12, 1948, Monaco issued a set of nine stamps designed by Pierre Gandon, shows statues of Greek Mythology figures by Bosio: Nymph Salmacis, Hyacinth, Heracles and Aristaeus.

Baron François Joseph Bosio, by the French artist Julien-Léopold Boilly (1796–1874), engraved by René Cottet:

Nymph Salmacis, engraved by Jules Piel:


Aristaeus statue, engraved by Charles-Paul Dufresne:


Hercules fights Achelous (as a serpent), engraved by Pierre Munier:


Hyacinth, engraved by Charles Mazelin:

On October 28, 1969 the DDR issued a set of two stamps to commemorate the National Stamp Exhibition in Magdeburg. The lower value 20 (pf) stamp (Mi #1513) of the set features a view of sites in Magdeburg, including the 1907 monument to native son Otto von Guericke (1602-1686). Von Guericke was a scientist and diplomat, and he also served as Lord Mayor of Magdeburg from 1646 to 1676.

The bronze statue at the monument was created by sculptor Carl Friedrich Echtermeier (1845-1910).

Head of a young man, called the "De Benevent" (From Benevento) head C. 50 BC Roman era, designed and engraved by Raoul Serres, issued for use in Saar in 1956 to publicize the 1956 Olympic Games held in Melbourne, Australia:

India
Gandhian Heritage in Modern India
August 15, 2019
Set of two, one stamp depicts a bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi with Village Girl, located in the town of Velha Goa in western India.

Here is the 4 p value (Sc #124) from Guernsey's June 6, 1975 set of 4 honoring French writer Victor Hugo (1802-1885) who was a political exile on Guernsey from 1855-70. The limestone statue was sculpted by Jean Boucher (1870-1939) and mounted at its location in the Candie Gardens in July 1914. The statue was originally commissioned for the king of Portugal, but the commission was cancelled.