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Bucharest exhibition brings four Romfilatelia illustrators together

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Bucharest exhibition brings four Romfilatelia illustrators together

Emi Balint tulip stamp sheet illustrated on the exhibition organiser’s page.
Image: Graphic Days Bucharest / Romfilatelia; illustrated work by Emi Balint
Published3 Nov 2026Updated5 Nov 2026Event1 Nov 2026 – 30 Nov 2026Country🌐 Romania
Location19 Pictor Arthur Verona Street, Bucharest

Graphic Days Bucharest lists “Illustration for Stamps: Four Illustrators Have Drawn for Romfilatelia” for 1–30 November 2026. The exhibition is a project of Clubul Ilustratorilor and Romfilatelia, in partnership with Graphic Front and the Romanian Order of Architects.

Stamps and illustrations by Alina Marinescu, Bianca Tulea, Emi Balint and Vero Neacșu will be displayed. The project examines how contemporary illustration can reinterpret established philatelic subjects and present the stamp as a miniature artwork as well as a functional and collectible object.

The venue is the Order of Architects gallery at 19 Pictor Arthur Verona Street, Bucharest. The programme lists Tuesday–Saturday opening from 3 to 7 p.m. An opening reception is indicated at 7 p.m., but its date remains to be announced.

Stamp illustration
Source: Graphic Days Bucharest · Read original source →