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Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) is the best known Bangali in the world.
In the philatelic world he is still an endless curio. Bangladesh honoured him by issuing a stamp with his late-age portrait in an elliptical frame and the picturesque view ofShelidah Kuthibari(estate house) situated on a little land enclave on the river Padma about 15 km south-west of Pabna 1991.

Bangladesh Postal Authority commited a could be avoidable mistake by splitting his name as "Rabindra Nath", a style which Tagore self abhored. Please note also the spelling of the word "salient", in the FDC information brochure.

Rabindranath Tagore appeared in the stamps from the following countries:










The original stamps are available at our own archives in Sweden and Bangladesh. And we have the pleasure to send you on request, the viewcard on these stamps via ordinary post free of cost to anywhere in the world.

This page "Rabindranath Tagore in the Philatelic World" is dedicated to Syed Mujtoba Ali , who addressed Rabindranath Tagore as "Gurudev" and Dr. Sirajul Islam, Literary Secretary of The Calcutta Medical College Student's Union, Bengal 1943 and edited The Medical College Magazine Bengal Vol.XI, No.1 October 1943. As a clinical student 1941,he attended the ailing poet.