Issued by Brazil in 1985, this stamp commemorates the birth centenary of renowned Brazilian poet Da Costa e Silva, a significant literary figure in Portuguese-language poetry. The design features a delicate composition of handwritten verses, likely from one of his poems, overlaid with soft floral motifs, symbolizing the lyrical and naturalistic elements of his work. The elegant script and artistic background create a manuscript-like aesthetic, enhancing its appeal among thematic collectors of literature and calligraphy. Designed by Martha Poppe, the stamp blends typography and illustration harmoniously, making it a standout piece in Brazil’s cultural commemoratives. A fine collectible for those interested in poetry, manuscripts, and Latin American literary heritage.