Lot #30: Canada 1967 featuring “Canada’s Centennial Definitive Series”. Set of 6 Stamps

Canada 1967 featuring “Canada’s Centennial Definitive Series”. Set of 6 Stamps Scott#: 461, 462, 463, 464, 465 and 465a These are six stamps from Canada's Centennial Definitives, which feature landscape paintings by various Canadian artists, including members of the Group of Seven. • The first is a 20 "The Ferry, Quebec" stamp, featuring a design based on a painting by the renowned Canadian artist James Wilson Morrice. It was part of Canada's Centennial Definitives series, which replaced existing high-value stamps to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Confederation. Design: The blue-toned image depicts a ferry crossing the St. Lawrence River near Quebec City, with a horse-drawn sled visible in the foreground. • The second is a 25 "The Solemn Land" stamp, part of Canada's Centennial Definitives series issued to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Confederation. The design is based on a 1921 oil painting by J.E.H. MacDonald, a founding member of the Group of Seven. • The third is an 8 “Alaskan Highway” based on the painting Alaska Highway between Watson Lake and Nelson by Group of Seven artist A.Y. Jackson. • The fourth is a 15 “Bylot Island” based on the painting Bylot Island by Group of Seven artist Lawren Harris. • The fifth is a 50 “Summer’s Stores” based on the painting by John Ensor, it depicts prairie grain elevators and a railway siding. • The sixth is a 10 “The Jack Pine” based on the famous painting The Jack Pine by Tom Thomson. Issue Date: February 8, 1967. Printer: Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited. All information provided herein is considered accurate. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify its accurateness. As shown and as is. The pictures are part of the description. Pickup category timeslot {A}