436 Beautiful Postage Stamps of Mathematicians and Scientists

Issued by the German Democratic Republic.

Issued by Switzerland in 2007 on the 300th anniversary of his birth, Apr. 15, 2007.

Issued by Monaco in 1996 on his 400th birth anniversary.

Ala al-Din Ali ibn Muhammed, known as Ali Qushji, Latin: Ali Kushgii. Issued by Turkey in 2009.

Issued by France on March 18, 2016.

Issued by Uzbekistan in 2012.

Issued by Portugal in 2000.

Issued by France on Nov. 10, 1989, the 200th birthday.

Issued by Liechtenstein in 2014.

Issued by Hungary in 2003 on the centennnial of his birth.

Issued by the German Democratic Republic on May 5, 1981, one of a series of six stamps, “Important Persons”.

Issued by the Marshall Islands in 2012.

Issued by Mozambique in 2010.

Issued by Grenada in 2000.

Issued by Guyana.

Issued by Liechtenstein in 2014.

Issued by China in 1994.

Issued by Ireland on Mar. 14, 2005, to commemorate the World Year of Physics and on the bicentennial year of his birth.

Issued by Poland on Nov. 23, 1982, part of a series “Mathematicians”.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Russia in 2014.

Issued by Norway on March 14, 1962, on his 100th birthday.

Issued by Kazakhstan in 2011.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Oct. 8, 1987, part of a series “Important Persons”.

Issued by Guinea in 2009.

Personally designed.

Issued by Poland on Nov. 23, 1982, part of a series “Mathematicians”.

Issued by Poland on Nov. 23, 1982, part of a series “Mathematicians”.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Vatican City in 2011.

Issued by France on June 9, 1937, in commemoration of the third centenary of the publication of Discours de la Méthode (shows “Discours sur la Méthode”).

Issued by Switzerland in 1983.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by France in 2001 on the 400th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by Portugal Aug. 9, 1978. The first shows “Nonio” navigational instrument and diagram from Tratado da Rumaçao do Globo.

Issued by Portugal in March 2002 on the 500th anniversary of his birth: the stamps only.

Issued by the Soviet Union in 1980.

Issued by Poland on Nov. 23, 1982, part of a series “Mathematicians”.

Issued by Kazakhstan in 2011.

Issued by Dubai.

Issued by Dubai.

Issued by Israel on April 18, 1999, part of a series of stamps to honor the Jewish contribution to world culture in the modern era.

Issued by Tatarstan in 2006.

Issued by Russia in 2000.

Issued by Norway on June 5, 2002, on the two-hundredth anniversary of his birth.

Issued by Dominica.

Issued by Azerbaijan in 2001.

Issued by Russia in 2011.

Issued by the Soviet Union in 1980.

Issued by Finland in 1986.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 1995.

Personally designed in 2012.

Issued by Vatican City in 2010.

Issued by Vatican City in 2010.

Issued by Macau in 2006.

Issued by Italy in 2002.

Issued by New Hebrides.

Issued by New Caledonia in 1928.

Issued by France in 1988.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Apr. 17, 1957, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Euler’s birth.

Swiss currency.

Issued by the German Democratic Republic on Sept. 6, 1983, on the 200th annniversary of his death.

Issued by Albania in 1996. This stamp apparently features a misspelling of the Latin form of Descartes, which should be Cartesius.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Slovenia in 1994.

Issued by the United States in 2005.

Issued by the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (North Korea) in 1993.

Issued by Hungary in 1992.

Issued by Tatarstan in 2006.

Issued by the United States in 2005.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Djibouti in 2010.

Issued by Chad in 2015.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Chad in 2009.

Issued by Guinea-Bissau in 2008.

Issued by Sierra Leone.

Issued by Greece in 1994.

Issued by Romania in 1983.

Bank notes issued by Croatia in 1991.

Issued by Sierra Leone in 1991.

Issued by Comoros in 1980.

Issued by Grenada in 1991.

Issued by Mali in 1980.

Issued by Dahomey in 1971.

Issued by Fujeira in 1971.

Issued by Fujeira in 1971.

Issued by Fujeira in 1971.

Issued by Fujeira in 1971.

Issued by Fujeira in 1971.

Issued by Comoros in 1988.

Issued by Hungary in 1980.

Issued by the Kingdom of Yemen in 1969.

Issued by Ecuador.

Issued by Benin in 1980.

Issued by Romania in 1971.

Issued by Hungary in 1974.

Issued by Slovakia in 1994.

Issued by France on June 13, 1959, part of a series Famous Frenchmen. The stamp was issued to benefit the Red Cross.

Issued by the Netherlands in 1995.

Issued by Greece in 2017, one of a set of stamps, “Seven Sages of Ancient Greece”.

Issued by by Dominica in 1999.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Aug. 15, 1951, part of a series to honor famous Russian scientists.

Issued by France in 1996 on the 400th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by the Ivory Coast in 2012.

Issued by Angola in 2001.

Issued by Slovenia in 2018.

Issued by Uzbekistan in 1994 on the 600th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by Poland on March 25, 1983.

Issued by the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2001.

Issued by St. Vincent and the Grenadines in March 2000.

Issued by Austria in 1989, the hundredth anniversary of his birth.

Issued by Portugal in 1951 on the centennial of his birth.

Issued by Romania in 1976 on the 125th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by the Soviet Union in Sept. 1944, on the 75th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by Japan in 1992 on the 350th birthday.

Issued by Croatia on Dec. 13, 1943.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 1960.

Issued by Czechoslovaki.

Issued by Sierra Leone in 2000.

Issued by Grenada in 2000.

Issued by San Marino on April 21, 1982.

Issued by France on June 11, 1955, part of a series Famous Frenchmen. The stamp was issued to benefit the Red Cross.

Issued by Mozambique in 2001.

Issued by the Soviet Union on May 25, 1946, on the 125th anniversary of his birth.

Issued by the Soviet Union in 1966, one of a series of stamps honoring Soviet scientists.

Issued by Albania in 1996.

Issued by the Federated States of Micronesia.

Issued by Albania in 1996.

Issued by Romania in 1992.

Issued by Moldova in 2000.

Issued by Norway on April 6, 1929, upon the death centenary.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Aug. 15, 1951, part of a series to honor famous Russian scientist.

Proper name: Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tusi. Issued by Iran in 1956.

Issued by Romania (a cover).

Issued by Iran in 1993.

Issued by Syria in 2000.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Oct. 2, 1981, on his 70th birthday.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Oct. 10, 1981.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 1993 on the 50th anniversary of his death.

Issued by Serbia in 2018.

Issued by Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2018.

Issued by the Netherlands in 1998.

Issued by the Sovereign Military Order of Malta in 2010.

Issued by Macau in 2006.

Issued by France on June 26, 1989, one of a series of stamps issued on the bicentennial of the French Revolution.

Issued by Croatia in 2018.

Issued by Poland in 2009.

Issued by Vatican City in 2018.

Issued by the Netherlands on Sept. 21, 2007.

Issued by Belgium in 2001.

Issued by Cambodia in 1992.

Issued by French Polynesia.

Issued by China in 2002.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 1954.

Issued by Czechoslovakia on March 10, 1981, part of an eight-stamp series “Famous Persons”.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 2002 on the hundredth anniversary of his birth.

Issued by France on Feb. 15, 1958, part of a series “French scientists”.

Issued by Mali in 2011.

Issued by Guinea in 2008.

Issued by Paraguay.

Issued by Mozambique in 2001.

Issued by the Guinea Republic in 1994.

Issued by Sierra Leone in 2000.

Issued by Comoros in 1988.

Issued by Mongolia in 1980.

Issued by Mal.

Issued by Benin in 1980.

Issued by Austria.

Issued by the German Democratic Republic in 1971.

Issued by the Netherlands in 2013.

Issued by the Netherlands.

Issued by the German Democratic Republic in 1957.

Issued by Poland in 2009.

Issued by the Altai Republic in 2011.

Issued by Hungary in 1960, on the 100th anniversary of his death.

Issued by Romania in 1960.

Issued by the Soviet Union on Dec. 28, 1973, one of a series of four stamps honoring scientists and academicians.

Issued by Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska in 2018.

Issued by Mongolia in 2014.

Issued by Malawi in 2011.

Issued by the Ivory Coast in 2012.

Issued by Mali in 2011.

Issued by the Marshall Islands in 2010.

Issued by Rwanda in 2009.

Issued by Gibraltar in 2009.

Issued by Malawi in 2008.

Issued by Guinea in 1994.

Issued by Mongolia in 1977.

Issued by Yemen.

Issued by St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Issued by Nevis in 2000.

Issued by Chad in 1999.

Issued by Burundi in 2000.

Issued by the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (North Korea) in 1993.

Issued by Sierra Leone in 2000.

Issued by Grenada in 2000.

Issued by Viet Nam in 1985.

Issued by Poland on Dec. 10, 1959, part of a series to honor famous scientists.

Issued by Guinea in 2009.

Issued by Ireland on Nov. 15, 1943, to commemorate the centenary of the discovery of quaternions.

Issued by Belgium on May 15, 1942, to benefit the battle against tuberculosis, part of a series “Famous Flanders scientists of the 16th century”.

Issued by Yugoslavia in 1987.

Issued by Guinea in 2010.

Issued by Mozambique in 2009.

Issued by Guinea-Bissau in 2009.

Issued by the German Democratic Republic on July 10, 1950, on the 250th anniversary of the Berliner Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin Academy of Science).

Issued by the German Democratic Republic on June 7, 1957, part of a series “Famous Scientists”.

Issued by Switzerland on Nov. 30, 1957, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Euler’s birth.

Issued by Austria in 2006 on the centennial of his birth.

Issued by Mexico in 1971.

Issued by Mali in 2010.

Issued by the Czech Republic in 2009.

Issued by the Yemen Arab Republic in 1969.

Issued by Hungary in 2004.

Issued by Great Britain in 2010.

Issued by Djibouti in 2006.

Issued by the Republic of the Congo in 2000.

Issued by West Berlin, Germany on Aug. 27, 1971, on the 150th birth anniversary.

Issued by Romania on Apr. 11, 1961, part of a series to honor Romanian scientists.

Issued by Italy on April 23, 1979, on the 100th birth anniversary.

Issued by Equatorial Guinea.

Issued by Guinea in 2010.

Issued by the Czech Republic on Aug. 26, 1993, part of a two-stamp series “Personalities”.

Hauer was a composer of the twelve-tone technique (dodecaphony). Issued by Austria in 1983.

Issued by Vatican City in 2012.

Issued by São Tomé and Príncipe in 2008.

Issued by Mali in 2006.

Issued by Great Britain in 2010.

Issued by Germany on Feb. 23, 1955, to commemorate the centenary of death.

Issued by Guinea in 2010.

Issued by São Tomé and Príncipe in 2008.

Issued by India on Oct. 16, 1972, on his birth centennial.