Stamp
SCG7493 - Philatelic Entry: Martinique – Victor Schoelcher Commemorative (10c)
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This commemorative stamp from Martinique honors Victor Schoelcher, the French abolitionist who played a decisive role in the abolition of slavery in the French colonies in 1848. His portrait appears prominently on the left, rendered in deep indigo blue. The background depicts a serene Caribbean coastal view framed by palm silhouettes, symbolizing Martinique’s tropical landscape. The letters “RTF” (République Française) and the Cross of Lorraine mark the French Republic’s postwar authority.
Historical Context:
Issued under French colonial administration, this stamp pays tribute to Schoelcher’s lasting legacy in the French Antilles, where he is remembered as a national hero and humanitarian. His advocacy brought freedom and citizenship to thousands of enslaved people.
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