YT:206
Stamp: India – Gopal Krishna Gokhale – 0.15 INR, multicolor (castanho‑avermelhado e bege), depicting the bust of the Indian political leader and social reformer Gopal Krishna Gokhale, with minimalist shaded background (Issue: 1966).
Postmark: MADRAS – “GOPAL KRISHNA GOKHALE” commemorative circular cancellation, dated 9‑5‑66, featuring a clean struck impression matching the subject of the stamp.
Postcard: Monochrome printed postcard (black‑and‑white) from Gopal Gokhale wearing a turban and draped shawl. (Edition unknown).
Concordance:
– Thematic: The stamp portrays Gopal Krishna Gokhale in a formal bust portrait, and the postcard likewise depicts Gokhale in traditional attire, maintaining direct thematic identity. Both elements represent the same historical figure in a consistent cultural and iconographic framework, resulting in full thematic alignment.
– Geographic: The cancellation from Madras (present‑day Chennai) corresponds directly to the issuing country of the stamp (India) and reinforces the Indian cultural environment depicted in the postcard, providing strong geographic coherence.
– Temporal: The cancellation dated 9‑5‑66 corresponds precisely to the year of issue of the 0.15 INR “Gopal Krishna Gokhale” stamp (1966), ensuring excellent temporal concordance under maximaphilic principles.
