Japan. 1981, 18 June. The issue of postal stamps from the series "Modern Art" under the number ten (X), dedicated to painting. The colorful subjects of the postal stamps series depict paintings: "N-family", artist Narashige Koide (1887-1931 years of life) and the painting "Bamboo shoots" (1947) by artist Heihachiro Fukuda (1892-1974 years of life), which received the award "Medal for Culture" in 1961. The envelope picture also shows a reproduction of one of the paintings depicting a man with a cigarette (cigarette). envelope contains a cardboard insert with a text in Japanese and English detailing this issue and the topic to which it is devoted - see the table below. envelope of the first day (FDC) release stamps in the postal circulation with a complete series of 2 postmarks Mi.1470-1471. Condition is Lux.
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