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SCG3276 - Austria 2000 – "Die Laib-Brot-Marter" Folklore Stamp
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This Austrian stamp, issued in 2000 with a face value of 23 schillings, features the folkloric theme “Die Laib-Brot-Marter”, which translates to “The Loaf of Bread Torment.” The design, by W. Pfeiler and A. Tuma, shows a dramatic folk tale scene where a man throws a loaf of bread at a fleeing boy—an allegorical representation of moral or religious punishment. The background features a traditional Austrian chapel on a hill, adding a historical and rural atmosphere to the artwork.
This issue is part of Austria's long-running series on Austrian legends and folk customs, blending intricate line art with storytelling.
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