Georgia stamps 2002

Georgia, 2002: the 38 stamps issued that year, with photos, face values, catalogue values and details.

• Bell Flower — 20 Georgian tetri
• Caucasian rhododendron — 30 Georgian tetri
• Anemone — 50 Georgian tetri
• Marsh Marigold — 80 Georgian tetri
• The Annunciation (XIV c.) — 10 Georgian tetri
• Angel, Mary and Saints (XVI-XVII c.) — 30 Georgian tetri
• Angel with Upraised Wings (XIII c.) — 80 Georgian tetri
• Crucifixion (10th cent) — 10 Georgian tetri
• Virgin and Child (Martvili, 7-9th cent) — 20 Georgian tetri
• Saints Surrounding Central Stone (Martvili, 10th cent) — 50 Georgian tetri
• Jewel Encrusted (King Tamari, 12th cent) — 80 Georgian tetri
• Woman, House and Man Holding Rifle — 20 Georgian tetri
• Woman, Tower and Man Holding Dagger — 30 Georgian tetri
• Woman, Fortress and Man Holding Sword and Shield — 50 Georgian tetri
• SU-25 Scorpio — 30 Georgian tetri
• MiG 21U — 80 Georgian tetri
• Dinamo Tbilisi - Winner of the European Cup, 1981 — 20 Georgian tetri
• United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations — 40 Georgian tetri
• First Georgian Stamp and IFSDA Emblem — 100 Georgian tetri
• Birth Bicentenary of Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) — 120 Georgian tetri
• 50th Anniv of U.N. Convention Relating to Status of Refugees — 50 Georgian tetri
• Artists of the Circus - Acrobat — 40 Georgian tetri
• Artists of the Circus - Acrobat — 40 Georgian tetri
• Artists of the Circus - Tbilisi Circus — 80 Georgian tetri
• Artists of the Circus - Tbilisi Circus — 80 Georgian tetri
• Mtiuluri, by Soliko Virsaladze — 30 Georgian tetri
• Samaya, by Soliko Virsaladze — 50 Georgian tetri
• Jeirani, by Soliko Virsaladze — 80 Georgian tetri
• Bas-relief of Ashot Opiza (6th cent), Church Founder — 5 ლ
• Passenger Ship — 30 Georgian tetri
• Crane and Container — 30 Georgian tetri
• Tugboat — 30 Georgian tetri
• Crane and Rowing Boat — 30 Georgian tetri
• Tugboat — 30 Georgian tetri
• Tanker Ship — 30 Georgian tetri
• Woman and Children (Statue) — 100 Georgian tetri
• Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861) — 50 Georgian tetri
• Akaki Tsereteli (1840-1915) — 50 Georgian tetri