Description
Issued in 1999, Denmark Scott #1144–1147 form a pictorial commemorative set depicting trees through the seasons, highlighting Denmark’s natural landscape and the changing cycle of the year. The series emphasizes environmental awareness and the quiet presence of nature in everyday Danish life.
Each stamp portrays a different tree species shown in a distinct seasonal state, rendered in a realistic, painterly style against open countryside:
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Scott #1144 (4.00 kr) — A beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) in full leaf, representing spring growth and renewal.
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Scott #1145 (5.00 kr) — A summer tree in lush green foliage, emphasizing vitality and abundance.
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Scott #1146 (5.25 kr) — An autumn tree, shown with golden leaves, reflecting seasonal transition and harvest time.
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Scott #1147 (9.25 kr) — A winter tree, bare of leaves, emphasizing structure, endurance, and the stark beauty of the dormant landscape.
The stamps are inscribed “DANMARK” with denominations clearly shown, and include botanical identification text where applicable. Together, the set presents a cohesive meditation on time, landscape, and the Danish countryside.
This issue appeals to collectors of nature, trees, environmental themes, and Scandinavian landscape philately, and fits well within Denmark’s tradition of high-quality pictorial stamp design.
These examples are offered used, bearing visible cancellations consistent with normal postal use. Images remain clear and well-defined, with wear appropriate to the issues.
Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 1999
Scott Numbers: 1144–1147
Denominations: 4.00 kr, 5.00 kr, 5.25 kr, 9.25 kr
Condition: Used
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