The painting “Our Lady of Guápulo” shown in this stamp was produced in the 18th century by an unknown artist living in Cuzco, Peru which was the center of the Incan Empire. Historians categorize the artists from this era as belonging to the Cuzco school. Between the 16th and 18th centuries, European painters worked with native artists in and around Cuzco. The Europeans trained them in the methods and fashion that were popular in Europe at the end of the Renaissance and during the Baroque era. “Our Lady of Guápulo” is based on a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe in Extremadura, Spain.
 
Forever stamps are always equal to the one-ounce postage rate 
Self-stick adhesive stamps 
Perfect for collectors, or mailing any USPS shipments 
Brand New (Never Used)
5 sheets of 20 USPS Postage Stamps (totaling 100 stamps)
These stamps will always be equal in value to the current domestic one-ounce letter postage price. NEVER EXPIRES
These self-adhesive stamps are being issued in Sheets of 20 Stamps per sheet.
Great for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, children’s birthday invitations and other party invitations including birthday invitations, wedding invitations, engagement invitations or simply for everyday use.