CORREOS DE MÉXICO INAUGURATES THE 'ART AND PHILATELY' EXHIBITION

Attendees will be able to appreciate stamps, postcards issued by the Mexican Postal Service, which show the works of great plastic artists of our country.

On a trip to other times of Mexican art, the Post Office of Mexico located on Calle 5 de Mayo in the Historic Center of León, inaugurated the exhibition "Art and Philately" that will be open to the public from August 21 to September 1 .

Philately is considered as the hobby of studying and collecting postage stamps or any object that is related to the mail. This exhibition brings together stamps, postcards issued by the Mexican Postal Service, which show in their illustrations the works of great plastic artists of our country.

The stamps reflect images such as: flora and fauna, architecture, works of art, historical episodes and an endless number of topics, it is a way of expressing and sharing culture with all types of audiences, from children to the elderly.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Juan Roberto Loya Hernández, head of the Bajío Federal Consumer Attorney's Office (Profeco) and Bertha Alicia Huerta Millán, administrator of this Mexican Post Office.

Those present enjoyed being the first to appreciate these postage stamps, which are those pieces of paper also called seals or stamps, which were commonly used by our parents and grandparents to send letters to their loved ones.

Despite being a practice that has lost popularity due to the age of technology and immediacy, it still means a special act that fills collectors with nostalgia.

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