Congratulations \u2013 2026 \/ Condolences \u2013 2026
\nWhen character transforms into a language of feeling and a silent human message
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\n\u00d6sterreichische Post AG<\/p>\n
In this double issue, the Austrian Post offers a philatelic reading with a direct human dimension.
\nIt does not immortalize a historical event or a public figure, but rather accompanies people in moments of joy.
\nAnd grief as well. Two characteristics, with complementary social functions, fulfilling a need
\nThe constant need for appropriate communication on special occasions, whether it is a celebration of life or
\nSharing in a moment of farewell.
\nThe greeting card comes in a cheerful visual language, based on universal celebratory elements: template
\nCandy, gifts, balloons, and colorful decorations. Its fun design makes it suitable for various occasions.
\nHappy occasions, from birthdays and weddings to graduations and successes. It's a tradition.
\nIt expresses joy without words, and lends the message a warm, personal touch, even in the case of
\nAbsence from the event.
\nIn contrast, the condolence message adopts a visually very calm and minimalist style. Calla lily.
\nThe white one, with its grace and delicate curve, is present as a symbol of love, purity, and eternity.
\nA flower commonly used in wedding bouquets as well as in funeral arrangements. The phrase "In stiller"
\nTrauer (in silent grief) gives the character a reflective dimension, making it suitable for death notices.
\nBoth official and personal messages of condolence.
\nDesign analysis
\nThe release is based on a clear emotional duality: a chromatic and kinetic crowding in the congratulatory style versus
\nVisual emptiness and color discipline characterize the condolence message. This deliberate contrast reflects the design philosophy.
\nFunctionally, in modern stamps, the form serves the psychological and social purpose of the stamp, not
\nSimply decorative. Choosing simple, universally understood symbols enhances usability.
\nTranscultural.
\nTechnological details
\n\u2022 Value: \u20ac1.00 per stamp
\n\u2022 Size: 33.30 x 40.00 mm
\n\u2022 Perforation: 12 x 12
\n\u2022 Printing method: Offset
\n\u2022 Printing entity: bpost Stamps Printing
\n\u2022 Graphic Design: Lisa Feltsi
\n\u2022 Day before release: 06\u201302\u20132026
\n\u2022 Place of sealing of the first day: Vienna 1060
\n\u2022 Printed quantity:
\n\u2022 Greetings: 300,000 stamps (sheets of 50)
\n\u2022 Condolences: 250,000 stamps (sheets of 50)
\n\u2022 Order numbers:
\n\u2022 Congratulations: 226050
\nCondolences: 226060
\nTopics
\nHuman communication, social events, functional design, visual symbolism<\/p>\n
\u00a0Note for stamp collectors
\nThis issue is a prime example of functional stamps with a social dimension, and deserves recognition.
\nAcquiring them as a complete pair reflects the philosophy of contemporary design and the role of character in everyday life.
\nEspecially with the availability of first-day stamps specific to each stamp.<\/p>\n\n\n
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