The Stamps Of France : By Page.

Sc#267 1932 "Peace" Study.
Yvert and Tellier Catalogue : 4 types of 50c

Positions of variations.

4 Types:


Colour Spot in Perforations (Not MOET et CHANDON)

From SCF Member Johan.......

More work on my pages...

Arms of Various Cities of France.1941/42: Scott B117-B128 and B135-B146

Those are very nice Cupram - really lovely.

Marianne 1944-1945

Marrianne ~Dulac
My favourite designer.......just Magnificent

Edmund Dulac was a French British naturalised magazine illustrator, book illustrator and stamp designer. Born in Toulouse he studied law but later turned to the study of art at the École des Beaux-Arts.
Wikipedia
Born: 22 October 1882, Toulouse, France
Died: 25 May 1953, London, United Kingdom
Period: Orientalism
Known for: Painter, illustrator
Education: Académie Julian, National School of Fine Arts

My Favourite Designer : Edmund Dulac
https://goscf.com/t/9276 br /

French Mariannes............

"Marianne de Dulac" and "Marianne de Gandon" (my personal favourite) together on a souvenir sheet from 2015,issued to commemorate French Liberation.

Lovely ! Vayolene.
That's a new discovery for me.
(2015 no wonder) Thanks for sharing.

The eyes of Marianne de Gandon (Engraved) are something else !

That is a very nice page Nora. The Marianne series always look very nice.

I just finished collection-mounting my French Sperati material (his reproductions). Interesting 1 franc shades that match genuine well enough that they may be useful.

PDF file is here:
https://www.sperati.org/RFpages/RF_FrancePages.pdf

Richard nice work .

Extraordinary research. This, all new to me, (and rather intimidating in its complexity) Look forward to this reference when I begin study on my earlies.
Which I have been putting off.
Not sure I understand "Trial Exposure"
Thank you for offering your work so freely.

Rod222 - I have described Sperati's technique in a 16 page presentation here (see page 4):
https://www.sperati.org/Technique.htm

The research regarding the types was originally done by Robson Lowe when he authored the BPA book on Sperati although it was unattributed. I bought the Dr. Carl Walske collection last year and have been working on it.

All the trial exposures came from the Sperati archive which was sold by Yvonne Pochard de Sperati after her father's death.

Thank you NSK - yes I really like the Marianne stamps and the variations. many great semi-postals as well- like works of art. a few I am working tonight.

1976 Cern and Marianne de Bequet.

1977 Reunion.