MEXICAN CHRISTMAS

01 - DECEMBRE - 2009

Christmas is the commemoration of the birth of Jesus. Early Christians only commemorated the death and resurrection of Jesus, was until the fourth century when it began the tradition of celebrating his birth. From the Edict of Milan was set on December 25 in the West as the date of this celebration. Over the centuries, established rituals and celebrations surrounding this event, including: midnight mass, the advent and wakefulness. Similarly, other traditions were instituted of Roman, Germanic and Nordic, such as the gift of gifts, the abundance of food and drink, and the consumption of sweets. In the thirteenth century, St. Francis of Assisi received the approval of Pope Honorius III to make a representation "static and contemplative" the birth of Jesus.


 

DESIGNER: VIVEK MARTÍNEZ AVIN

TECHNIQUE: ILLUSTRATION AND COMPUTER COMPOSITION

UTILIZADAS INKS: CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, BLACK AND SECURITY INK

TYPE OF PRINTING: OFFSET

SIZE: 24X40 MM

DRILLING: 13 COMBS

SHEET TO: 50 STAMP’S

PAPER: WHITE MATT COUCH, ONE SIDE STICKER OF 110 G/M2

PRINTED BY PRINTING STAMP WORKSHOPS AND VALUES

DRAFT: 800.000 (200.00 EACH DESIGN)

YEAR: 2009

FACE VALUE: $ 26.50 (FOUR STAMPS $ 6.50 C / U)