The “Terence Stamp” project had begun: the reimagining of postage stamps by digital revision and enlargement. The commissions and requests that followed soon covered stamps from other countries around the world. Almost four years later Gee has now worked with the stamps of over 100 nations, islands and cities. In 2021 he was approached by Stanley Gibbons, “the home of stamp collecting”, for a collaboration; reproducing the world’s most expensive postage stamp – the One Cent Magenta – which they had recently purchased at Sotheby’s New York for $8.3million.

Digitally reimagined from an original postage stamp. Printed on 350gsm G. F. Smith card, cut out and finished by hand, the artwork is then float mounted, signed and editioned. Finally the stamp is housed in one of the studio’s bespoke made box frames by the team.

Each piece can take between 2 to 3 weeks to print, mount, frame, and ship. Once shipped, you’ll receive a FedEx tracking number from us so you can track your delivery.

We do not accept returns or offer a refund for change of mind. However, if your piece is damaged during the shipping process or arrives with any imperfections, please contact us at info@logangoodman.com.