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Stamp: France – Commemorative issue “Famous People – Gaspard Monge”, 18 F + 5 F, blue, depicting a portrait of Gaspard Monge and mathematical instruments (Issue: 09.07.1953)
Postmark: France – Circular date stamp “PREMIER JOUR / MONGE / BEAUNE” – 09.07.1953
Postcard: Monochrome printed illustration showing the formal bust‑length portrait traditionally associated with Gaspard Monge, accompanied by typographic captions identifying his name, life dates (1746–1818), and profession as mathematician. The layout follows the classical aesthetic of mid‑20th‑century commemorative portrait postcards. (edition: G. Parison)
Concordance:
Thematic: The thematic concordance is excellent: the stamp honours Gaspard Monge through a commemorative portrait, and the postcard presents a printed portrait of the same historical figure. Both elements align perfectly in their focus on the mathematician.
Geographic: Both stamp and cancellation originate from France, and the Beaune first‑day cancel reinforces the connection to Monge’s birthplace, ensuring strong geographic authenticity.
Temporal: The postmark date (09.07.1953) corresponds exactly to the first day of issue of the commemorative stamp, providing ideal temporal concordance for a maximum card created in accordance with first‑day postal usage.
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