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Cancelled stamp issue "Mieczysław Fogg"
Catalogue number: 5511
Issue date: 30-05-2026
The philatelic issue dedicated to Mieczysław Fogg honors one of the most recognizable and long‑lasting performers in the history of Polish music. The design pays tribute to a legendary singer whose artistic legacy remains an essential part of Polish cultural heritage.
The project was created in close cooperation with Michał Fogg, the artist’s great‑grandson and guardian of his legacy, ensuring historical accuracy and authenticity.
The stamp features an archival photograph of Mieczysław Fogg, complemented by a musical staff and note motif 🎼, emphasizing his musical heritage and artistic identity.
The composition highlights:
🎵classic stage elegance,
🎵connection to early recorded music,
🎵timeless character of his performances.
The sheet consists of 6 stamps (3 × 2 layout) with an extended visual composition.
A central element uniting the design is a stylized gramophone 🎧, symbolizing the era of analog recordings. It includes a QR code, prepared by Warner Music Poland, linking directly to recordings of the artist 🎵.
Additional elements include:
🎙️photographs from later periods of Fogg’s life, placed along the sides,
🎙️musical ornaments and decorative elements,
🎙️descriptive phrases highlighting his legacy:
“Ambassador of Polish Song” 🇵🇱
“The Bard of the Warsaw Uprising”
“Warsaw’s Favorite Singer”
“A Symbol of an Era and Elegance”
The composition blends archival imagery with modern digital elements, creating a dialogue between tradition and contemporary audience experience.
Product Details
| Denomination | stamps without face value |
|---|---|
| Designer | Roch Stefaniak |
| FDC size | 215x108 |
| Number of stamps in issue | 1 |
| Number of stamps in sheet | 6 |
| Paper | Fluorescent |
| Printing techniques | Offset |
| Print run | 90 000 pcs |
| Stamp size | 31,25 x 43 mm |
| Year of issue | 2026 |
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