Festival of the USSR in India
Technical Data
| Date of Issue | November 21, 1987 |
|---|---|
| Denomination | Rs. 5 |
| Quantity | 1,500,000 |
| Printer | Security Printing Press, Nashik |
| Watermark | No Watermark |
| Colors | Multicolor |
| Catalog Codes |
Michel IN 1126 Stamp Number IN 1188 Yvert et Tellier IN 937 Stanley Gibbons IN 1275 |
| Themes | Festivals | Logos | Sculptures |
Commemorative Stamp Set: Festival of USSR in India
Design Elements:
The stamp set could include:
- Inaugural Ceremony in New Delhi: Illustrating the grand opening ceremony with cultural performances and dignitaries.
- Exhibition Highlights: Art objects from the Hermitage Museum and “India through the eyes of Soviet artists”.
- Performing Arts: Depicting scenes from performances such as the Bolshoi Ballet, folk dance ensembles, and a Jazz group.
Cultural and Historical Significance:
The Festival of USSR in India marks a significant cultural exchange, celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Great October Revolution. It aims to enhance understanding and appreciation of Soviet art, culture, and contemporary life in India.
Usage:
These stamps serve to commemorate the cultural exchange between India and the USSR, showcasing exhibitions, performing arts, and artistic collaborations that highlight shared cultural interests.
Importance of the Commemorative Stamp Set:
The stamp set highlights the cultural diplomacy between India and the USSR, promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of each other’s art and culture. It reflects the historical significance of the festivals in strengthening bilateral ties.
Example of the Stamp Design:
The stamp design could feature:
- Visual elements from the inaugural ceremony in New Delhi.
- Artistic representations from the exhibitions, blending Indian and Soviet artistic styles.
- Scenes capturing the vibrancy of performances by renowned Soviet artists and ensembles.
Significance:
By featuring the Festivals of USSR in India on stamps, it celebrates the cultural richness and artistic exchanges between the two nations, fostering cultural diplomacy and mutual appreciation.