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Articles Featuring the Work of Ootje Oxenaar

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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Yellow), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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The Innovative Netherlands Stamps designed by Ootje Oxenaar in 1970

Ootje Oxenaar designed the summer stamps for the Netherlands using an assignment from De Nederlandsche Bank based on banknotes. The assignment resulted in the collaboration of Oxenaar, the printer, the laboratory and the banking specialist, in which they experimented with the design of securities on printed matter.

Artefacts Featuring the Work of Ootje Oxenaar

Fairytale Characters, Children’s Stamps, Netherlands, 1968. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Fairytale Characters, Children’s Stamps, Netherlands, 1968

  • Format: Stamps
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1968
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Child and art, Child Welfare, Netherlands Stamps, 1964. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Child and art, Child Welfare, Netherlands Stamps, 1964

  • Format: Stamps
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1964
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Grey), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Grey), 1970

  • Format: Stamp / Maxi Card
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Blue), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Blue), 1970

  • Format: Stamp / Maxi Card
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Light Grey), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Light Grey), 1970

  • Format: Stamp / Maxi Card
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Yellow), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Yellow), 1970

  • Format: Stamp / Maxi Card
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Silver), 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Maxi Card (Silver), 1970

  • Format: Stamp / Maxi Card
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Stamps, 1970. Designed by Ootje Oxenaar
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Social Welfare Funds, Netherlands Stamps, 1970

  • Format: Stamps
  • Designer/s: Ootje Oxenaar
  • Year: 1970
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Roots, 17 Ootje Oxenaar
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Roots, 17 Ootje Oxenaar

  • Format: Book
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Design (Japan), 027, 1961. Cover design by Ryuichi Yamashiro
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Ryuichi Yamashiro. Japanese Graphic Designer | 1920 – 1977

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