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1995 ---- Stamp Catalogue of Moldova 1996 ---- 1997 Mushrooms (Inedible) + March 23 Perf 14 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|220 190 Amanita. Amanita muscaria. thumb|221 191 Boletus. Boletus satanas. thumb|222 192 Amanita. Amanita phalloides. thumb|223 193 Hypholoma fasciculare. thumb|224 194 Phallus impudicus Olympic Summer Games. Atlanta ’96. + March 30 Perf 133/4:14 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|225 195 Weightlifting. thumb|226 196 Judo. thumb|227 197 Sprint. thumb|228 198 Canoe center|thumb|480px|229Miniature sheets 6. Bow-shooting. Michel Catalogue Number 199 Moldovan monasteries. + April 27 Perf 14:133/4 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|230 200 The monastery Rudi (1777). Erected in the reign of Alexandru Ghica. thumb|231 201 The monastery Japca. Founded in the XVIIth c. as a hermitage (monk settlement) and in 1818 raised to the rank of monastery by the metropolitan bishop Gavriil Bănulescu-Bodoni. thumb|232 202 The monastery Curchi. Revived in the XVIII c. Founded presumably by Ştefan cel Mare. thumb|233 203 The monastery Saharna (1776). Founded by the monk Bartholomei. Reconstructed in 1818-1821, 1833. thumb|234 204 The monastery Căpriana. Erected in the reign of Alexandru cel Bun, reconstructed in 1470 by Ştefan cel Mare. In 1820 the metropolitan bishop Gavriil Bănulescu-Bodoni reconstructed the monastery church Dormition of the Holy Virgin. Hunting birds. + May 17 Perf 14:133/4 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|235 205 Gallinule. Gallinula chloropus. thumb|236 206 Grey goose. Anser anser. thumb|237 207 Turtle dove. Streptopelia turtur. thumb|238 208 Wild duck. Anas platyrhynchos. center|thumb|480px|239Miniature sheets 7 Pheasant. Phasianus colchicus. Michel Catalogue Number 209 Europe ’96. Famous women. + June 21 Perf 14 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|240 210 Elena Alistar (1873-1955). Principal of the diocesan school, president of the women’s league, deputy to Sfatul Ţării. thumb|241 211 Maria Sklodowska-Curie (1867-1934). Chemist and physicist of Polish origin, double Nobel-prize award, 1903 and 1911. center|thumb|480px|242Miniature sheets 8 Julia Haşdeu (1869-1888). Writer, wrote in Romanian and French. Stamp made after a painting by D. Mailart.. Michel Catalogue Number 212 Anniversaries-Commemorations. + Juli 30 Perf 14:133/4 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|243 213 Mihai Eminescu (1850-1889). Poet, a famous personality of the XIXth century. On the background of the stamp - a page of the author’s manuscript of the poem “Luceaf[r”. thumb|244 214 Gavriil Bănulescu-Bodoni (1746-1821). The first metropolitan bishop of Bessarabia, metropolitan bishop of Herson and of the Crimea, metropolitan bishop of Kiev and Galicia. Contributed to the organisation of schooling and cultural institutions in Bessarabia. Buried in the monastery Căpriana. thumb|245 215 Ion Creangă (1837-1889). Classic writer, “the great story-teller of Humuleşti”. Author and editor of manuals and didactic materials. thumb|246 216 Vasile Alecsandri (1821-1890). Poet, prosaist, playwright, publicist and politician, “King of Poetry”. Enriched the national literature with over 50 plays, books of folk- and original poetry. thumb|247 217 Petru Movilă (1596-1646). Clergyman, writer-enlightener and theologue. Son of the ruler Simion Movilă. Metropolitan bishop of Kiev. Founder of the Kiev-Movilen academy and of the Slavonic-Greek-Latin Academy (Vasiliev academy) in Jassy. center|thumb|480px|248Miniature sheets 9 Genealogical tree of the Eminescu family. Michel Catalogue Number 218 Chişinău - 560 years. + Oktober 6 Perf 14:133/4 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|249 219 Mayoralty Chişinău (1902). Former building of the municipal council. Architect M. Elladi with the participation of A. Bernardazzi. thumb|250 220 Organ-hall (1911). Former building of the city bank. Engineer M. Cecherul-Kuş. thumb|251 221 Mazarache-Church (1752). One of the oldest cult buildings in Chişinău. Christmas 1996. + December 12 Perf 133/4 Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes thumb|252 222 With the star. Children singing Christmas carols. thumb|253 223 Christmas star. thumb|254 224 Decoration of the Christmas tree. Moldovan medal winners of the Olympic Summer Games. Atlanta ’96. + December 27 Image Description Notes center|thumb|480px|255Miniature sheets 9 Black Overprint on the block Nr. 6: Text “Nicolae Juravschi, Victor Reneischi - canoe, silver” and “Sergei Mureico - Graeco-Roman wrestling, bronze”. Michel Catalogue Number Bl. 7l 1995 ---- Stamp Catalogue of Moldova 1996 ---- 1997 1996