Photography in Postal History

Tuesday, 4 August 2020

Elfie Semotan’s Portrait of Claudia Stöckl – Austria

Austrian stamp showing Elfie Semotan’s portrait titled “Stöckl,” featuring TV presenter Claudia Stöckl in a minimalist black-and-white composition.

Yayınlanma tarihi : 24/02/2012 Avusturya

Fotokunst Avusturya . Reklam,moda,portre fotoğrafçısı Elfie SEMOTAN ( b.1941) 'ın çekmiş olduğu bir portre.Bu fotoğrafın adı "Stöckl" olarak anılır ve Avusturyalı Tv sunucusu Claudia STÖCKL'u gösterir.

Date of issue : 24/02/2012 Austria

Fotokunst Österreich . It shows reproduction of a photography by Elfie SEMOTAN ( b.1941) ,portrait, fashion,advertising photographer. The photograph is entitled " Stöckl" and shows portrait of Austrian Tv presenter Claudia STÖCKL.

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