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24 • ÅLANDSPOSTEN FRIMÄRKEN<br />
272, 273 • CHURCH INTERIOR<br />
I AND II<br />
DATE OF ISSUE<br />
30 August <strong>2010</strong><br />
ARTIST<br />
Ture Bengtz<br />
DESIGN<br />
Cecilia Mattsson<br />
PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
Robert Jansson<br />
DENOMINATIONS<br />
€1.60 (miniature sheet)<br />
€0.80 (stamp)<br />
PRICE FDC<br />
€2.15 (miniature sheet)<br />
€1.35 (stamp)<br />
SIZE OF STAMP<br />
Not confirmed<br />
SIZE OF MINIATURE SHEET<br />
Not confirmed<br />
PERFORATION<br />
Not confirmed<br />
PAPER<br />
Not confirmed<br />
PRINTING METHOD<br />
4-colour offset<br />
PRINTING HOUSE<br />
Not confirmed<br />
TURE BENGTZ<br />
Ture Bengtz was born in 1907 in<br />
Jomala, Åland. He emigrated to<br />
the USA at the age of 18 and settled<br />
in Medford, Massachusetts.<br />
He studied art and, together with<br />
a group of students, he started the<br />
Boston Printmakers Association,<br />
which came to be a nationally<br />
well-known organisation. Ture<br />
Bengtz died in 1973. In 2007,<br />
Åland Post issued the stamp<br />
Emigration, the motif of which<br />
was a lithograph by Ture Bengtz.<br />
The miniature sheet as well as the stamp motif both show<br />
parts of the stained glass window in the church of Jomala<br />
depicting Saint Olaf. The stained glass window by Jomalaborn<br />
artist Ture Bengtz was unveiled in 1968 as a gift to<br />
the parish.