Stamp
SCG7882 - France 1980 – Earth Sciences: Sources of Energy
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Issued by France in 1980, this 1.60 franc stamp is part of the “Sciences de la Terre” (Earth Sciences) series, highlighting the study of the planet’s natural energy sources. The design by Claude Haley and engraved by Claude Jumelet features a stylized diagram symbolizing geothermal or subterranean energy flow emerging from the Earth’s core. The minimalist geometric style reflects France’s modernist approach to scientific themes during the late 20th century. This issue celebrates research into renewable and sustainable energy, a forward-looking topic for its time.
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