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Four stamps featuring iconic scenes of a Thanksgiving Day Parade — a lively marching band, large balloons of favorite animals and popular characters, and crowds of delighted onlookers — begin marching out of Post Offices today, once the stamps are dedicated that day in Macy’s in New York City.
Drawing on the long and rich visual history of Thanksgiving Day parades in the U.S., artist Paul Rogers of Pasadena, CA, collaborated with Art Director Howard E. Paine of Delaplane, VA, to base the stamp designs on American advertising and poster art from the mid 20th century.
Rogers used a combination of airbrush and digital medium to create the colorful and nostalgic images featured on the stamps.
