2018 First-Class Forever Stamp,Music Icons Series: John Lennon,Blue

# 5315 - 2018 First-Class Forever Stamp - Music Icons Series: John Lennon - Blue

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U.S. #5315

2018 50¢ John Lennon Blue – Music Icons Series

 

Value:  50¢ 1-ounce First-Class Rate (Forever)
Issue Date:  September 7, 2018
First Day City:  New York, NY
Type of Stamp:  Commemorative
Printed by:  Banknote Corporation of America
Printing Method:  Offset
Format:  Pane of 16
Self-Adhesive
Quantity Printed:  40,000,000

  

John Lennon was a 20th century Renaissance man.  He wrote, sang, and played piano and guitar in the Beatles.  But he was also a talented author and artist.  Long before he picked up a guitar, Lennon was an artist.  He loved to draw from a young age and produced a newspaper filled with original stories, poems, and drawings as a teen.  He was so committed he attended the prestigious Liverpool College of Art.
 
Lennon never graduated, though.  Instead, he dedicated time to co-writing and performing what would become some of the most beloved songs in history.  In his spare time, Lennon continued to write and draw.  He did not take writing too seriously, until a journalist saw his work and encouraged him to publish it.  Lennon published three books in his lifetime, filled with entertaining stories, poems, plays, and drawings.  All of Lennon's books were widely acclaimed, praising them for their comedy, nonsense, and "pure fantasy."
 
As Lennon grew older and settled down with his family, his work matured and took on a new theme – human love and communication.  Lennon's simple line drawings whimsically captured the joy of their home life, creating poetic portraits of the family's happiness.
 
Lennon's art, writing, and music give fans a window into his world, helping us to better understand one of the most creative minds of the 20th century.
 
 

 

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U.S. #5315

2018 50¢ John Lennon Blue – Music Icons Series

 

Value:  50¢ 1-ounce First-Class Rate (Forever)
Issue Date:  September 7, 2018
First Day City:  New York, NY
Type of Stamp:  Commemorative
Printed by:  Banknote Corporation of America
Printing Method:  Offset
Format:  Pane of 16
Self-Adhesive
Quantity Printed:  40,000,000

  

John Lennon was a 20th century Renaissance man.  He wrote, sang, and played piano and guitar in the Beatles.  But he was also a talented author and artist.  Long before he picked up a guitar, Lennon was an artist.  He loved to draw from a young age and produced a newspaper filled with original stories, poems, and drawings as a teen.  He was so committed he attended the prestigious Liverpool College of Art.
 
Lennon never graduated, though.  Instead, he dedicated time to co-writing and performing what would become some of the most beloved songs in history.  In his spare time, Lennon continued to write and draw.  He did not take writing too seriously, until a journalist saw his work and encouraged him to publish it.  Lennon published three books in his lifetime, filled with entertaining stories, poems, plays, and drawings.  All of Lennon's books were widely acclaimed, praising them for their comedy, nonsense, and "pure fantasy."
 
As Lennon grew older and settled down with his family, his work matured and took on a new theme – human love and communication.  Lennon's simple line drawings whimsically captured the joy of their home life, creating poetic portraits of the family's happiness.
 
Lennon's art, writing, and music give fans a window into his world, helping us to better understand one of the most creative minds of the 20th century.