Romfilatelia brings to the attention of collectors, but also the general public, lovers of Romanian culture, a personality renown worldwide, Urmuz from Argeș. Precursor of Surrealism, Demetru Dem. Demetrescu – Buzău, known as Urmuz, is illustrated on 2 postage stamps with the face values of Lei 2.30 and Lei 19.50, which depict the portrait in […]
“The traveler is happy with the road”, says an old Romanian proverb, but sometimes, for the roads that go beyond the borders of a state, a passport is needed. Romfilatelia has thought of all those who like to travel and introduces into circulation on Tuesday, March 14th, this year, a postage stamps issue entitled Romanian
Romfilatelia will introduce into circulation on Tuesday, March 14th, the postage stamps issue entitled Romanian Passport Day, consisting of a stamp with the face value of Lei 11, a First Day Cover and a maxicard for maximaphily enthusiasts. The contour graphic elements for the globe, dove and passport are printed in UV-visible ink, suggesting the
Romfilatelia has included in the current editorial plan the postage stamps issue entitled Timișoara 2023, European Capital of Culture, which will enter into circulation on Friday, February 17, this year. The issue consists of 4 stamps, a perforated souvenir sheet and two First Day Covers. With documentary testimony dating back to 1212, Timișoara has had
Romfilatelia has included in the current editorial plan the postage stamps issue entitled Timișoara 2023, European Capital of Culture, which will enter into circulation on Friday, February 17th of this year. Consisting of 4 stamps, a perfored souvenir sheet and two First Day Covers, the issue marks the role that the city on the Bega
Romfilatelia has included in the current Editorial Plan the postage stamps issue Collections. The artist’s house, which will enter into circulation on Thursday, February 9th, this year. The issue, consisting of 4 stamps and a First Day Cover, is dedicated to the artist Alexandru Țipoia. A contemporary of Alexandru Ciucurencu (b. 1903), Corneliu Baba (b.
Romfilatelia introduces into circulation on Thursday, February 9th, this year, the postage stamps issue Collections. The artist’s house, consisting of 4 stamps and a First Day Cover. The issue is dedicated to the artist Alexandru Țipoia, considered the fourth spiritual pillar of Romanian art that supports the “image architecture” of the 20th century, alongside Alexandru
Bucharest, February 5th, 2023 The Polivalent Hall in Bucharest hosted the fabulous women’s handball match between CSM Bucharest and Brest Bretagne in Group A of the Champions League. In an incendiary atmosphere, when the CSM Bucharest supporters encouraged their team throughout the match, Cristina Neagu scored in the end, from an impossible position, bringing a
Bucharest, February 3rd, 2023 Romfilatelia was present today in the “I. H. Rădulescu” ampitheatre of the Romanian Academy Library where, in a solemn atmosphere, the “Iuliu Maniu (1873 – 1953)” commemorative session took place. A patriot in the service of the country”. To honour the memory of the great politician, within the institutional partnership agreed
Romfilatelia continues the series of themes dedicated to Romania’s buildings with symbolic value, introducing in circulation on Thursday, February 2nd, this year, the postage stamps issue entitled Centenary of the Palace of the National Military Circle, consisting of 4 stamps, a block of 4 perforated stamps and a First Day Cover. Built by the contribution
