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Miriam Vargas illustrates three states in Mexico’s flora and fauna stamp series

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Miriam Vargas illustrates three states in Mexico’s flora and fauna stamp series

Nine designs in Mexico’s De la A a la Z flora and fauna stamp series.
Image: Correos de México / CONANP; reproduced by Etiangui
Published23 Oct 2026Updated24 Oct 2026News date17 Jul 2026Country🌐 Mexico

A CONANP feature published on 17 July 2026 identifies Miriam Vargas Llanito as the illustrator of the Chihuahua, Coahuila and Nuevo León designs in Mexico’s permanent series “De la A a la Z: Flora y Fauna de México”. The collection comprises nine stamps produced through collaboration between Correos de México and CONANP.

Her Coahuila design includes the gobernadora plant and Cuatro Ciénegas fish. Nuevo León features a black bear, while Chihuahua combines a Rarámuri woman sowing seeds with a prairie dog and a pinabete tree.

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Source: CONANP — El Aullador · Read original source →