24 January
Three stamps in a series featuring the Botanical Garden in Copenhagen.

Motifs: the Palm House, a view near the lake with the tall swamp cypress, a giant waterlily.

Artist: Bente Olesen Nyström. Printing method: combined steel engraving/offset. Engraver: Arne Kühlmann.

One stamp with a surcharge in support of Amnesty International.

The message of the motif is: "Skriv for liv" (Write for life). Artist: graphic designer Vibeke Kaupert. Printing method: steel engraving. Engraver: Martin Mörck.

Four stamps to mark the 150th anniversary of the very first Danish stamp issue.

The stamp motifs are designed to comprise a block of four where the central part forms the very first Danish stamp: the FIRE RBS stamp. Besides, the stamps depict the portraits of important persons in relation to the creation of the first Danish stamp. The motifs are designed by the graphic artist Keith Bassford. Printing method: combined steel engraving/offset. Engraver: Martin Mörck.

Two stamps in a series featuring topical themes.

The theme is: "To read".

Two stamps on the theme "Water - one of our natural resources".

These two stamps constitute the 2001 Europa issue.

Two stamps in the series "Stamp art".

These two works of art are designed by the painter Jørn Larsen and the painter Henning Damgaard-Sørensen, respectively.

Four stamps in a series featuring youth culture.

These four stamps depict glimpses of today’s youth culture.

Graphic designer: Morten Sørensen. Photographer: Tor Jørgensen. The stamps are produced in offset.

Three stamps to celebrate the International Stamp Exhibition Hafnia 01.

Four stamps in a series featuring ferries.