Brazil~One for Victor

G'day Ralph,
I cannot read my post on this NG as yet,
and resist signing on to Google.

Anyhow, let us have Victor answer your query

http://www.artonstamps.org/Countries.../romanian3.htm

Once you see Brancusi's "Endless Column" on a stamp,
it is hard to forget it.

"Rod" wrote in message
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G'day Ralph,
I cannot read my post on this NG as yet,
and resist signing on to Google.

Anyhow, let us have Victor answer your query

http://www.artonstamps.org/Countries.../romanian3.htm

Once you see Brancusi's "Endless Column" on a stamp,
it is hard to forget it.

Thank you a lot, Rod!

You can also take a look at the mint Brazilian stamp (belonging to my art
collection, of course), shown on my page:

http://www.marci-postale.com/Brancusi/brancusi3.htm

Fully agree on the "Coloana fara sfarsit" (Endless Column), named also
"Coloana infinita" (no translation needed, I suppose, also because I'm quite
sure that most of you understand Romanian after all these years spent
together here

Agree on this too: "It is Madamoiselle Pogany, A lady of sensous curves and
exotic eyes for mine.", just don't look too much into her eyes, because this
can be extremely dangerous (speaking from experience...).

--
Victor Manta

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"Victor Manta" wrote in message
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You can also take a look at the mint Brazilian stamp (belonging to my art
collection, of course), shown on my page:

Are you able explain, why it appears on a Brazillian stamp?
why is the original marble on Oak, and this bronze?
I had thought it had been "travelling", but now I am confused.

"Rod" wrote in message
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Are you able explain, why it appears on a Brazillian stamp?
why is the original marble on Oak, and this bronze?
I had thought it had been "travelling", but now I am confused.

Aha
just found out why.
http://www.speedmuseum.org/brancusi_n.html