One of just fourteen surviving examples of a spectacular missing-colour error from post-Independence India.
This 1968 First Triennale Art Exhibition, New Delhi 15p. displays a striking omission of the orange, taking with it both the inscription and the panel. A lower sheet-marginal example in Post Office fresh unmounted mint condition, it ranks among the greatest of Indian modern rarities, for a mere fourteen copies are known to exist, all emanating from the lower two rows of a single sheet. A David Brandon certificate accompanies.
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