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DE Caridad. Compañia seguros. Viñeta publicitaria, Dinamarca 1950-1960
Advertising stamp, Poster-stamp, label, stamp, vignette.
Dimensions: 61 x 39 mm.
Sello publicitario de Tryg, la mayor y más antigua compañía de seguros danesa. La imagen es la figura de La Caridad del escultor francés, admirador de la escultura renacentista, Paul Dubois (Nogent-sur-Seine, 1829 – París, 1905), discípulo de Armand Toussaint y sobrino nieto de Jean-Baptiste Pigalle.
Poster stamps or Cinderella stamps were very fashionable in the first two decades of the 20th century, but their production declined after the First World War; the earliest known dates from 1845 and they are still produced today. They are miniature posters, with the appearance of stamps (without postal value), issued by governments, organisations or individuals, for advertising, promotional or commemorative purposes.
La alegoría de la Caridad en forma de una mujer amamantando o cuidando a varios niños es muy habitual en el arte, denominándose las obras, en ocasiones, como “Alma Parens” (en latín, madre nutricia o madre protectora).
Charity is a Christian virtue, opposed to hatred and animosity. It is one of the three theological virtues along with Faith and Hope. Defined in the words of Christ: "You shall love ... your neighbour as yourself" (Matt 19:19 and 22:39, Mark 12:31 and Luke 10:27), St. Paul equates it with Love and defines it as superior in excellence to the other two virtues (1 Cor 13:13).
Sello publicitario de Tryg, la mayor y más antigua compañía de seguros danesa. La imagen es la figura de La Caridad del escultor francés, admirador de la escultura renacentista, Paul Dubois (Nogent-sur-Seine, 1829 – París, 1905), discípulo de Armand Toussaint y sobrino nieto de Jean-Baptiste Pigalle.
Poster stamps or Cinderella stamps were very fashionable in the first two decades of the 20th century, but their production declined after the First World War; the earliest known dates from 1845 and they are still produced today. They are miniature posters, with the appearance of stamps (without postal value), issued by governments, organisations or individuals, for advertising, promotional or commemorative purposes.
La alegoría de la Caridad en forma de una mujer amamantando o cuidando a varios niños es muy habitual en el arte, denominándose las obras, en ocasiones, como “Alma Parens” (en latín, madre nutricia o madre protectora).
Charity is a Christian virtue, opposed to hatred and animosity. It is one of the three theological virtues along with Faith and Hope. Defined in the words of Christ: "You shall love ... your neighbour as yourself" (Matt 19:19 and 22:39, Mark 12:31 and Luke 10:27), St. Paul equates it with Love and defines it as superior in excellence to the other two virtues (1 Cor 13:13).