Art products
Art has been part of everyday life in Switzerland for generations – appearing on stamps, postcards, packaging and other thoughtfully designed everyday items. Works from Swiss Post’s art collection thus move beyond the collection itself into daily use, reaching a broad audience.
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Art on stamps
Works from Swiss Post’s art collection are regularly featured in limited-edition stamp series. Released periodically, these editions are available for a limited time and turn art into a cultural ambassador in everyday postal communication.
Art in limited editions
In addition to stamps, other artistic editions are produced in limited quantities. They present selected works from the collection in distinctive formats, connecting art, craftsmanship and everyday life.
Art on packaging
Swiss Post packaging is also regularly enhanced with artistic designs. Produced in limited series, these editions bring art into everyday shipping and make design visible in daily use.
Art to send
Postcards featuring artworks combine visual culture with personal communication. Released in series, these motifs allow artworks from the collection to be shared and enjoyed in everyday life.
Products featuring artworks from Swiss Post’s art collection
Discover stamps, postcards, packaging and other products featuring artworks from Swiss Post’s art collection.
PostPac ART II - Sous la Surface
Swiss Post presents the new PostPac ART II (Sous la Surface) by Douglas Mandry – further evidence of its commitment to promoting contemporary art in everyday life.
“Meadow” stamp – Swiss Post’s commitment to art
The “Meadow” stamp by Monica Ursina Jäger uses chlorophyll pigments. A lively work of art on the periphery of Swiss Post’s commitment to art.
Art card booklet «Art in architecture» works
Maria Pomiansky reinterprets Swiss Post’s “Art in Architecture.” Discover colorful reinterpretations, a card set, and information available on site via QR codes.
A clear message to the art world
A blank canvas? Isn’t there a design missing? What is Swiss Post trying to tell us with this special stamp – which is undoubtedly the right name for it? The answer to the puzzle is as striking as it is obvious.
