France. March 24, 1979. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the theme of children's painting, caricature, creativity, fine arts and the famous French children's cartoonist from Montmartre Francis Pulbott in particular. The story of the postal stamps depicts a caricature of a red boy with ruffled red hair. In the colorful picture envelope - a collage with a group of drawing children, an easel, brushes, an old windmill. The plot in the picture of the cancellation stamp of the first day of release is also taken from the image of a windmill with a huge wind wheel - wind sails. The first-day envelope (FDC) release stamps into the mail with a full release from the 1st postmarks Mi.2144. Condition is Lux.
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