Banksy (1974) - FCK PTN Banksy framed - Maximum card FDC with cancellation stamp 24.02.2023 - Postcard - 2023-2023

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Ukraine Banksy framed FDC maximum card with cancellation stamp 24.02.2023, 2023, excellent condition.

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Banksy (1974) - FCK PTN Banksy Maximum Card FDC framed with postmark from 24.02.2023 Zaporizhzhia - 2023

The excerpt from Marc Pairon's book “Banksy in Ukraine” authenticates the maximum card that was postmarked in Zaporizhzhia (ЗАПОРІЖЖЯ)
See photo Catalogue Philatelique.

This rare framed specimen presents the FDC Maximum Card with postmark from 24.02.2023 Zaporizhzhia by the artist Banksy.

Copyright @Banksy
Copyright is a notice of authorship indicating that the image is the creation of the artist. Banksy’s copyrights are visible on each stamp and postcard.

Original photos of the artwork for sale.

The framing was done by a professional with a double mat.

The collectible value corresponds to the postmark and the stamp, affixed directly to the postcard.

This First Day Cover stamp was used only for one day, making it rare.

Banksy’s work is regarded as a metaphor for the Ukrainian resistance to Russian aggression. It symbolizes the heroic struggle of the Ukrainian people for independence and freedom from Russia.

Banksy is one of the most famous, influential, and sought-after contemporary artists in the world. A true street art icon, this mysterious British artist fascinates collectors and art lovers with his provocative works, combining humor, engagement, and creativity. Like Keith Haring, KAWS, Shepard Fairey, Invader, and JR, Banksy has transcended urban art to establish himself on the international art scene. His iconic creations, now true collectible items, continue to generate global enthusiasm.

Banksy (1974) - FCK PTN Banksy Maximum Card FDC framed with postmark from 24.02.2023 Zaporizhzhia - 2023

The excerpt from Marc Pairon's book “Banksy in Ukraine” authenticates the maximum card that was postmarked in Zaporizhzhia (ЗАПОРІЖЖЯ)
See photo Catalogue Philatelique.

This rare framed specimen presents the FDC Maximum Card with postmark from 24.02.2023 Zaporizhzhia by the artist Banksy.

Copyright @Banksy
Copyright is a notice of authorship indicating that the image is the creation of the artist. Banksy’s copyrights are visible on each stamp and postcard.

Original photos of the artwork for sale.

The framing was done by a professional with a double mat.

The collectible value corresponds to the postmark and the stamp, affixed directly to the postcard.

This First Day Cover stamp was used only for one day, making it rare.

Banksy’s work is regarded as a metaphor for the Ukrainian resistance to Russian aggression. It symbolizes the heroic struggle of the Ukrainian people for independence and freedom from Russia.

Banksy is one of the most famous, influential, and sought-after contemporary artists in the world. A true street art icon, this mysterious British artist fascinates collectors and art lovers with his provocative works, combining humor, engagement, and creativity. Like Keith Haring, KAWS, Shepard Fairey, Invader, and JR, Banksy has transcended urban art to establish himself on the international art scene. His iconic creations, now true collectible items, continue to generate global enthusiasm.

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Era
After 2000
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Banksy (1974) - FCK PTN Banksy framed - Maximum card FDC with cancellation stamp 24.02.2023
Year - youngest item
2023
Year - oldest item
2023
Condition
Fine
FranceVerified
1394
Objects sold
99.03%
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