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Lavinia Stamps is based in Ruthin, a beautiful market town in North Wales. Tracey Dutton and Kevin Jones formed a pottery business in 1992 and focused solely on ceramics. But in 2005 they started to experiment with polymer stamps and the rest is history.
- “Gentleman Recommended Much More Interesting Subject Matter”
- “We Wanted to Convey The Sheer Breadth of His Talent and Range”
- A Selection of Favourites
- “Phenomenal at Being Able to Incorporate So Much Detail onto Such A Tiny Canvas”
- “It Was Really Just Our Job to Not Get in The Way”
Gentleman’s influence on modern stamp design is undeniable. Prior to his entry into the field in 1962, Royal Mail says stamp design was “largely symbolic”. There had been few issues of commemorative stamps, and none of the special themes which the public has come to know now. However Gentleman turned the tide when he wrote to the then-Postmaster Ge...
As a fan of Gentleman’s pioneering work, Howat says the trickiest part of the project was deciding which of the designer’s extensive collection made it to the new set. “We could have made a set of 50 and still not have covered everyone’s favourites,” he says. Hat-Trick’s team worked with Royal Mail and Gentleman himself to make the final selection....
Gentleman’s first accepted stamp release, to commemorate the National Productivity Year in 1962, makes an appearance. It features symbolic arrows and a detailed depiction of the Queen – having been issued before Gentleman’s cameo came into use. Also featured is one of Gentleman’s own favourite stamps, commemorating the Social Reformers from 1976. T...
While the stamp set features six vastly difference stamp designs, Howat says they are linked in their detail. “Gentleman was just phenomenal at being able to incorporate so much detail onto such a tiny canvas,” he says. Wanting to honour this, the team went in with a very light touch. “We wanted to make sure the stamps were the star of the show,” H...
Alongside the collection, Hat-Trick has also developed supporting materials like a presentation pack and cover. In keeping with the “neutral” approach, the pack features muted colours to ensure Gentleman’s stamps are front and centre of the reader’s attention. Two articles are also included: one from Postal Museum senior curator Douglas Muir, who p...
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Feb 14, 2022 · Gentleman, who will be 92 years old in March, is the most famous designer of British stamps in the modern era, credited with more than 100 designs between 1962 and 2000.
May 30, 2019 · There are just two rules for the design of postage stamps in the UK, and these are: The value of the stamp must be present The monarch’s head must be present — in 1964, designer David Gentleman rather controversially suggested that the Queen’s head be omitted and replaced with the words ‘Great Britain’ or ‘UK postage’.
Not surprisingly, we’re often asked by organisations, businesses, publishers and individuals for permission to reproduce these mini masterpieces. Royal Mail owns or is licensed to use the copyright in the stamps, and actively defends its Intellectual Property from unauthorised use.
