200th anniversary of the birth of Anita Garibaldi

The stamp depicts the fierce portrait of Anita Garibaldi, revolutionary female figure, characterized by a fighting bold temperament and strong emancipation, who in 1849 found refuge in San Marino with her husband Giuseppe Garibaldi and his army. The portrayed roses are the symbol of the virtues of Anita, who embodied values akin to fidelity, to moral integrity, to sense of duty, to respect for others, to love for the homeland, for institutions and for freedom of peoples.