Faroese stamps 2002
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Faroese stamps of 2002 are listed below. In total, the Faroe Islands issued 22 stamps that year, including 3 mini sheets.
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[edit] Viking Voyages on the Atlantic
Date of issue: 11 February 2002, artist Martin Mörck
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Stamp sheet FO 406-408: Vikings voyages |
FO 406: Bearing compass |
[edit] Molluscs
Date of issue: 11 February 2002, artist Astrid Andreasen
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FO 409: Lítli høgguslokkur (Sepiola atlantica) Ten armed squid |
FO 410: Øða (Modiolus modiolus) Horse mussel |
FO 411: Bertákna (Polycera faeroensis) Sea slug. A species, which got its name from the Faroes. |
FO 412: Agngágga (Buccinum undatum) Common Northern Welk |
[edit] Contemporary Nordic Art
50th anniversary of the Nordic Council. The Faroes are represented with glas art by Tróndur Patursson. Date of issue was 8 April 2002
[edit] Europe 2002 - Circus
Europe CEPT edition from 8 April 2002. Theme was circus. Artists were Anna Katrina Olsen (aged 13) and Sára Zachariasardóttir (aged 13). All shool kids on the Faroes were invited to draw a stamp and 1.137 drawings were made. These are the winners, voted in a ballot by the Faroese people:
[edit] Løgting 150 Years
1852 the Løgting was reestablished by the Danish authorities. Actually, it dates back to 900 or at least 970. Date of issue: 17 June 2002. Artist was a clerk of the Philatelic Office: Kári Holm Olsen
[edit] Birds' Eggs
Date of issue: 7 June 2002, artist: Edward Fuglø
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FO 419: Spógvi (Numenius phaeopus) - Whimbrel - Courlis corlieu - Regenbrachvogel - Lille regnspove |
FO 420: Mýrisnípa (Gallinago gallinago) - Common Snipe - Bécassine des marais - Bekassine - Dobbeltbekkasin |
FO 421: Tjaldur (Haematopus ostralegus) - Oystercatcher - Huîtrier pie - Austernfischer - Strandskalde |
FO 422: Lógv (Pluvialis apricaria) - Golden Plover - Pluvier doré - Goldregenpfeifer - Hjejle |
[edit] ICES 100 Years
The 100th anniversary of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) was celebrated by the postal administrations of Greenland, the Faroes and Denmark with a joined stamp edition. Artist was Martin Mörck, date of issue 23 September 2002.
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FO 423: Svartkjaftur (Micromesistius poutassou) - Blue whiting |
[edit] Church of Gøta
The new church of Gøta. Date of issue: 23 September 2002. These were also the Christmas stamps for 2002.
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FO 426: Inside the church. Interior art by Tróndur Patursson |
[edit] Merlin
Date of issue: 23 September 2002, artist: Edward Fuglø. In 2004, this stamp was elected by 30.000 German collectors to the second most beautiful European stamp of 2002.
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FO 427: Smyril (Falco columbarius subaesalon) - Merlin - Faucon émerillon - Merlin - Dværgfalk |
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Motifs: Churches • Villages • Islands and coasts • Faroe boats • History • Maps • People • Stamps by Artists • Paintings • Słania • Birds • Marine Animals • Plants • Europa CEPT |
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