Bárður Jákupsson
Bárður Jákupsson, Faroese painter (* 1943 Tórshavn, Faroe Islands), son of the writer Heðin Brú
Graphical art on stamps
editAs Art Director of Postverk Føroya, Jákupsson designed 91 stamps for his country - more than any other Faroese. Further stamp issues (presenting paintings by other artists) were laid-out by him, but the stamps below are his own works.
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Føroya Landsbókasavn 1828-1978 - Old National library in Tórshavn
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Føroya Landsbókasavn 1828-1978 - New National library in Tórshavn
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Sævar Gøtubrá (Plantago maritima) - Sea Plantain
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Snjósólja (Ranunculus glacialis) - Glacier Buttercup
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Vetrarblómi (Saxifraga oppositifolia) - Purple Saxifrage
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Stjørnu Steinbrot (Saxifraga stellaris) - Starry Saxifrage
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Føroya Skøra (Alchimella faeroensis) - Faroese Lady Mantle
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Pætur's Departure
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Elinborg waiting for Pætur
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Elinborg and Pætur Meet Again
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Bound for Home
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FR 080: Brosma (Brosme brosme) - Tusk - Lumb - Brosme
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FR 081: Hýla (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) - Haddock - Schellfisch - Kuller
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FR 082: Kalvi (Hippoglossus hippoglossus) - Halibut - Heilbutt - Helleflynder
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FR 083: Steinbítur (Anarhichas lupus) - Catfish - Katfisch - Havkat
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FR 118: Map over lighthouses in the Faroes.
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FR 124: Faroese ballad Skrímsla - The farmer in the wood.
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FR 125: The farmer meets Skrímsla.
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FR 126: The game.
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FR 127: The farmer and the castle.
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FR 128: Sea pollution - Dumping of toxic waste.
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FR 129: Consequences for the marine fauna.
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FR 145: S/S Jóannes Patursson, 1947.
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FR 146: S/S Magnus Heinason, 1961.
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FR 147: S/S Sjúrðaberg, 1971.
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FR 156: Summardái (Bellis perennis).
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FR 157: Børkubóndi (Dactylorchis maculata).
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FR 158: Børkuvísa, Børkumura (Potentilla erecta).
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FR 159; Undirløgugras (Pinguicula vulgaris)
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FR 160: Satellite communication.
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FR 161: Roll on roll off (RORO).
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FR 166: "Ein og hvør..." (Advertisement in the newspaper Dimmalætting). People: Djóni í Geil, Enok Bærentsen, H.N. Jacobsen.
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FR 167: The outdoor ralleys. People: Rasmus Effersøe, Kristian Ludvig Johannesen, Sámal á Krákusteini.
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FR 176: Viking toys - Carved boat, found 1957 in Kvívík.
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FR 177: Carved horse, found 1955 in Kirkjubøur.
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FR 188: Fish industry - Unloading the fish.
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FR 189: Preliminary processing.
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FR 190: Processing the fish.
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FR 191: Stacking the processed product.
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FR 194-196: Merkið 50 Years - The miniature sheet.
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FR 194: 50th Day of the Flag.
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FR 195: The trawler Nýggjaberg with Merkið during the war.
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FR 196: The schooner Sanna was flying the flag the first time to America.
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FR 197: Beaked Whale (Mesoplodon bidens).
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FR 198: Bowhead Whale (Baleana mysticetus).
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FR 199: North Atlantic Right Whale (Eubalaena glacialis).
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FR 200: Bottle-Nosed Whale (Hyperoodon ampullatus)
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FR 205: Anthropochora - Northern dock (Rumex longifolius).
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FR 206: Ribworth plantain (Plantago lanceolata).
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FR 207: Black beetle (Amara aulica).
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FR 208: Earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris)
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FR 209: Satellites.
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FR 210: Astral navigation.
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FR 211: Tórshavn 125th Anniversary -Bryggjubakki.
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FR 212: Townhall.
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FR 215: Arctic tern.
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FR 216: Kittywake.
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FR 221: Old postal vessels - Ruth.
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FR 222: Ritan.
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FR 223: Sigmundur.
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FR 224: Masin.
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FR 227: Steinkópur - Grey seal (Phoca vitulina).
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FR 228: Láturkópur - Common seal (Halichoerus grypus).
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FR 244: Roassafirvaldur (Apamea zeta).
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FR 245: Hulda (Hepialus humuli).
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FR 246: Admiralur (Vanessa atalanta).
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FR 247: Summarfuglur (Perizoma albulata).
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FR 256: Man with a sextant.
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FR 257: Modern navigation.
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FR 258: Brúsajøkils kvæði - Ásbjørn sails for Herjaland.
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FR 259: Ásbjørn meets Brúsajøkil.
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FR 260: Ormar kills the cat.
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FR 261: The fight between Ormar and Brúsajøkil.
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FR 270: The new world - the return of Gods.
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FR 271: The new world - Lív and Lívtrasir.
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FR 272: Listasavn Føroya (Art Museum of the Faroes, where Jákupsson was director).
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FR 283: Thallus (Ptilota plumosa).
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FR 284: Seaweed - Spiral- or Flat wrack (Fucus spiralis).
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FR 285: Egg- or Knotted wrack (Asophyllum nodosum).
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FR 286: Cuvie or Forest kelp (Laminaria hyperborea).
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FR 340: Smiril I.
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FR 341: Smiril II.
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FR 342: Smyril III.
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FR 343: Smyril IV.