Old FDC stamp Vasarely 1980 IPRA France 1.30 blue optical art

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An old first day cover (FDC) issued on the occasion of the jubilee of the International Public Relations Association (IPRA), dated June 10, 1980, in Paris. The stamp, with a face value of 1.30 francs, features a graphic work by Vasarely in a blue motif typical of optical art, with the inscription "international public relations association 1955-1980." The ensemble is presented on a commemorative envelope with a matching First Day postmark.

The item is used and sold as is. The envelope shows normal signs of handling and storage, with no apparent tears or major stains visible on the illustrated part.

Did you know? Victor Vasarely is recognized as one of the pioneers of optical art, an artistic movement that plays on visual illusions and geometric contrasts. This commemorative stamp perfectly illustrates this style, paying tribute to both the artist and the IPRA.

This stamp is aimed at philately collectors, graphic art enthusiasts, postal history buffs, or anyone wishing to enrich a collection dedicated to old stamps or works by famous artists. Also ideal as an original gift idea.

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Keywords: first day cover, FDC Vasarely, philately