List of people on the postage stamps of Colombia

A

• Miguel Abadía Méndez, president of Colombia, 1926-30 (1981)
• Mercedes Abrego, spy and martyr (2010)
• Josefa Acevedo de Gómez, writer (1997)
• Soledad Acosta de Samper, writer and journalist (2013)
• Alexander II of Russia, czar of Russia (2019)
• Rafael Almanza, Cuban intellectual and writer (1958)
• Jorge Alvarez Lleras, engineer and director of the National Astronomical Observatory (1988)
• es:Gilberto Alzate Avendaño, journalist and popular leader (1971)
• Simona Amaya, heroine of the revolution (2011)
• Matilde Anaray, heroine of the revolution (2011)
• Manuel Ancízar, lawyer, writer, and journalist (1953)
• Andrés Rosillo y Meruelo, bishop and rebel (2009)
• Diego Euclídes de Angulo Lemos, president of Colombia, 1908 (2010)
• José Antonio Anzoátegui, Venezuelan brigadier general (1969)
• Thomas Aquinas, philosopher, theologian, jurist and saint (1982)
• Gonzalo Arango, Colombian poet, journalist and philosopher (2010)
• Juan de Dios Aranzazu González, president of New Granada, 1841-42 (1982)
• Consuelo Araújo Noguera, Colombian politician, writer and journalist (2002)
• Julio Arboleda, writer, soldier and statesman (1966)
• Ismael Enrique Arciniegas, poet (2016)
• Julio Garavito Armero, Colombian astronomer and mathematician (1949)
• Diójenes Arrieta, politician (1997)
• Andrés A. Arroyo, founder of the Colombian Society of Engineers (1962)
• José Gervasio Artigas, national hero of Uruguay (1955)
• Aurelio Arturo, poet (1997)
• Atahualpa, last sovereign emperor of the Inca Empire (1955)
• Saint Augustine, Christian theologian and philosopher (1987)
• Rafael Azuero Manchóla, vice-president of Colombia (2010)

B

• Johann Sebastian Bach, German composer and musician (1986)
• Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting movement (2007)
• Vasco Núñez de Balboa, conquistador (1955)
• Antonio Baraya, military leader (1950)
• Porfirio Barba-Jacob, poet and writer (1983)
• Virgilio Barco Maldonado, pioneer of the petroleum industry (1996)
• Virgilio Barco, president of Colombia, 1986-90 (1997)
• Enrique A. Becerra, jurist (2010)
• Ludwig van Beethoven, German composer (1977)
• Sebastián de Belalcázar, conquistador (1955)
• Andrés Bello, Venezuelan humanist, diplomat, poet, legislator, and educator (1946)
• Manuela Beltran Archila, heroine of independence (2011)
• Luis Eduardo Bermúdez Acosta, composer (2012)
• Cayetano Betancur, Colombian philosopher, writer and linguist (2012)
• Domingo Bioho, black leader (1997)
• Simón Bolívar, liberator (1886)
• John Bosco, saint (1990)
• Francisco Burgos Rubio, general (1996)

C

• Prisciliano Cabrales Lora, pioneer in petroleum industry (1996)
• Francisco José de Caldas, lawyer, naturalist, and geographer (1910)
• Abdon Calderon, hero of the war of independence of Ecuador (1955)
• Clímaco Calderón Reyes, lawyer, diplomat and president of Colombia, 1882 (2010)
• Bartolomé Calvo, president of the Granadine Confederation, 1861 (1981)
• Luis Antonio Calvo, composer (1984)
• José Justo Joaquín Camacho Lago, statesman, lawyer, journalist and professor (2010)
• Salvador Camacho Roldan, lawyer, businessman, politician and president (1995)
• Sergio Camargo, president of Colombia, 1877 (1981)
• José María Campo Serrano, president of Colombia, 1886-87 (1981)
• Manuela Cañizares y Álvarez, Ecuador heroine of independence (2011)
• Alfonso Cano Isaza, editor of El Espectador (1987)
• Fidel Cano Gutierrez, journalist, founder of El Espectador (1977)
• Guillermo Cano Isaza, Colombian journalist (1993)
• Luis Cano Villegas, editor of El Espectador (1987)
• Luis Gabriel Cano Isaza, editor of El Espectador (1987)
• Maria Cano Márquez, popular leader (1997)
• José María Carbonel, revolutionary agitator (2009)
• José Eusebio Caro, poet (1955)
• Miguel Antonio Caro, scholar, poet, journalist, politician, and president 1894-98 (1947)
• Eduardo Carranza, poet (1986)
• Maria Mercedes Carranza, poet (2010)
• Juan de Dios Carrasquilla, doctor and botanist (1949)
• Rafael Maria Carrasquilla, religious, educator and writer (1959)
• Tomás Carrasquilla Naranjo, Colombian writer (1993)
• Jose Joaquin Casas, educator and diplomat (1967)
• Alberto Castilla, founder of the Tolima Conservatory of Music (1964)
• José María del Castillo y Rada, president of the United Provinces of the New Granada. 1814-15 (1995)
• José Vicente Castro Silva, rector of the Mayor del Rosario School (1986)
• Domingo Caycedo, president of Colombia, 1839-43 (1982)
• Joaquín de Caycedo y Cuero, military and political patriot (1946)
• Andrés Cerón Serrano, lawyer and politician (2010)
• Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote (2005)
• Charlie Chaplin, movie actor and director (1995)
• Frederic Chopin, composer (2006)
• Winston Churchill, prime minister of Great Britain (1945)
• Francisco Javier Cisneros, railway engineer (1949)
• St. Peter Claver, Spanish Jesuit priest and missionary (1981)
• Agustín Codazzi, lawyer, writer, and journalist (1953)
• Christopher Columbus, discoverer of New World (1932)
• Francisca Josefa de la Concepción, nun, mystic, writer and saint (1972)
• José Vicente Concha, president of Colombia, 1914-18 (1981)
• Jackie Coogan, movie actor (1995)
• Nicholas Copernicus, Polish astronomer (1974)
• José María Córdoba, general of the Colombian army (1917)
• Marcos Crespo, Ecuadorian politician and independence hero (1957)
• Manuelita de la Cruz, Colombian nurse (1961)
• Rufino Jose Cuervo, writer, linguist and philologist (1917)
• Teresa Cuervo Borda, art historian (1990)
• María Currea Manrique, women's rights activist (1988)

D

• Brother Damian, priest (1961)
• Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, founder of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (1986)
• José Matías Delgado, Salvadoran priest, doctor and liberator (1957)
• Juan de Dios Morales, governmental minister and revolutionary (2009)
• Luis Duque Gómez, archaeologist (2010)
• Simona Duque de Alzate, heroine of the revolution (2011)
• Jean Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross (1956)
• Gilberto Alejandro Durán Diaz, composer and accordion player (2019)

E

• Darío Echandía Olaya, president of Colombia, 1943-44 (1991)
• Guillermo Echavarría Misas, aviation pioneer (1997)
• Gloria Echeverri Lara, director of Community Action and Indigenous Affairs (1992)
• Elizabeth of Hungary, princess and saint (1956)
• Rafael Escalona, composer (2016)
• Hugo Escobar Sierra, jurist and politician (2010)
• José María Espinosa, painter (1983)
• Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei (1994)

F

• Diego Fallon, educator, musician and poet (1984)
• José Rafael Faría Bermúdez, priest (2000)
• Ferdinand, king of Spain and sponsor of Christopher Columbus (1955)
• Pedro Fermín de Vargas, economist (1997)
• José Fernández Madrid, statesman, physician, scientist, writer and president, 1814, 1816 (1995)
• Juan Fernández de Sotomayor, bishop (2009)
• Julio Flórez, poet (2017)
• Deogracias Fonseca, president of Colombia, 1957-58 (2010)
• Francis of Assisi, saint (1982)
• Pope Francis, head of the Roman Catholic Church (2017)
• Juan Friede Alter, historian (1997)

G

• Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, lawyer and politician (1959)
• Cacique Gaitana, Indian resistance leader (1997)
• Luis Carlos Galán Sarmiento, political reformer (1991)
• José Antonio Galán, farmer and revolution leader (1940)
• Custodio García Rovira, general, statesman, painter, and president of New Grenada, 1816 (1995)
• Gabriel García Márquez, writer and Nobel Prize winner (1982)
• Federico García Lorca, Spanish poet, playwright, and theatre director (1986)
• Juan García del Río, Colombian diplomat, writer, politician and president of Gran Colombia (1995)
• Carlos Gardel, entertainer (1985)
• Carlos Gaviria Diaz, politician (2018)
• Pantaleón Germán Ribón, military and independence leader (2012)
• Atanasio Girardot, Colombian revolutionary leader (1991)
• Álvaro Gómez Hurtado, Colombian lawyer, politician, and journalist (1997)
• Fernando Gomez Martinez, diplomat, politician and Colombian journalist (1986)
• Laureano Gómez, president of Colombia, 1950-53 (1972)
• Pedro Nel Gómez, Colombian engineer, painter, and sculptor (1985)
• José Maria González Benito, mathematician, astronomer (1997)
• Ramón González Valencia, president of Colombia, 1909-10 (1981)
• León de Greiff, poet (1996)
• Manuel de Guirior, Spanish naval officer and viceroy of New Granada (1977)
• Ignacio Gutiérrez Vergara, politician, statesman and journalist (2010)
• Santos Gutiérrez, president of Colombia, 1868-70 (1981)
• Virginia Gutiérrez, social anthropologist (2010)

H

• Pedro de Heredia, Spanish conqueror (1934)
• Bertha Hernandez de Ospina, Colombian politician and writer and wife of Mariano Ospina Pérez (1999)
• Benjamín Herrera, Colombian politician and general (2010)
• Tomás de Herrera, statesman, general and president of the Free State of the Isthmus (1995)
• Pedro Alcántara Herrán, Colombian general, statesman and president, 1841-45 (1957)
• Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, leader of the Mexican War of Independence (1955)
• Sir Rowland Hill, postal reformer and inventor of the postage stamp (1979)
• Carlos Holguín Mallarino, president of Colombia, 1888-92 (1981)
• Jorge Holguín, president of Colombia, 1921-22 (1981)
• Alexander von Humboldt, naturalist (1960)
• Ezequiel Hurtado, general, statesman and president of Colombia, 1882 (1995)

I

• St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of Jesuits (1956)
• Isidore the Laborer, Spanish farmworker and patron saint of rural people (1960)
• Isabella I, queen of Spain (1953)
• Jorge Isaacs, Colombian writer, politician and soldier (1987)

J

• Esteban Jaramillo, economist (1997)
• Maria de Jesus Paramo de Collazos, founded first normal school for women (1975)
• Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada, Spanish explorer and conquistador (1979)
• Pope John XXIII, pope and saint (1963)
• Pope John Paul II, pope (2006)
• Benito Juárez, revolutionary leader and president of Mexico (1972)

K

• John F. Kennedy, president of the United States (1963)

L

• Alicia Lafaurie Roncallo, first Carnival Queen (2018)
• Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, Colombian lawyer and politician (1992)
• Froilan Largacha, lawyer, politician and president of Colombia, 1863 (1995)
• Eduardo Lemaitre Román, historian (1997)
• Carlos Lemos Simmonds, vice-president of Colombia (2010)
• Manuel Ponce de León, cartographer and civil engineer (1953)
• José Ramón de Leyva, military commander (2009)
• Indalecio Liévano Aguirre, politician and diplomat (1992)
• Abraham Lincoln, president of the United States (1960)
• Alberto Lleras Camargo, president of Colombia, 1945-46, 1958-62 (1995)
• Carlos Lleras Restrepo, president of Colombia, 1966-70 (1995)
• Federico Lleras Acosta, Colombian doctor, veterinarian and bacteriologist (1977)
• José María Lombana Barreneche, physician and politician (1952)
• María Concepción Loperena, independence war heroine (1985)
• Alfonso López Michelsen, president of Colombia, 1974-78 (2008)
• Alfonso López Pumarejo, president of Colombia, 1934-38, 1942-46 (1961)
• Estela López Pomareda, movie actress (1995)
• José Hilario López, president of Colombia, 1849-53 (1981)
• Luis Carlos López, poet (1997)
• Luis Eduardo Lopez de Mesa, doctor, writer and Education Minister (1984)
• Maria Lopez de Escobar, founder and director of the world's first international adoption agency (1992)
• Saint Louise de Marillac, nun, saint and founder of the Sisters of Charity (1960)
• Enrique Low Murtra, Colombian economist, lawyer and Minister of Justice (1992)
• Carlos Lozano y Lozano, president of Colombia, 1942 (1982)
• Fabio Lozano Torrijos, diplomat (1997)
• Jorge Tadeo Lozano, scientist, journalist, and politician (1967)

M

• José de la Mar, Peruvian military leader, politician and the third President of Peru (1955)
• Manuel María Mallarino, acting president of Colombia, 1855-57 (1981)
• Roberto de Mares, pioneer of the petroleum industry (1996)
• Guglielmo Marconi, radio pioneer (1975)
• José Ignacio de Márquez, president of Colombia, 1837-41 (1982)
• José Manuel Marroquín, political figure and president of Colombia, 1900-04 (1904)
• José Martí, Cuban patriot (1955)
• William Knox Martin, early aviation pioneer (1994)
• Aurelio Martinez Mutis, poet and writer (1987)
• Diego Martinez Camargo, pioneer in the petroleum industry (1996)
• Pompilio Martínez Navarrete, doctor and professor (1952)
• Rafael Maya, poet, journalist, writer, critic, lawyer and diplomat (1986)
• Adolfo Mejia, composer (2010)
• Gonzalo Mejia, aviation pioneer, motion picture pioneer, and industrialist (1985)
• Liborio Mejía, Colombian colonel, politician and president, 1816 (1995)
• Manuel Mejía Jaramillo, banker and Colombian coffee leader (1965)
• Manuel Mejía Vallejo, writer (2015)
• José María Melo, Colombian general, politician and president of New Granada, 1854 (1995)
• Vanessa Alexandra Mendoza Bustos, actress, fashion model and Miss Venezuela (2002)
• Santo Michelena, Venezuelan politician (1957)
• Fanny Mikey, Colombian actress, theatre producer and entrepreneur (2014)
• Gerardo Molina Ramirez, lawyer, professor and politician (2010)
• Montezuma, ninth Aztec emperor (1955)
• Laura Montoya, nun and saint (1974)
• Antonio Morales Galavís, military commander (2009)
• Francisco Antonio Moreno, education reformer and judge (1977)
• Joaquín Mosquera, president of Colombia, 1830 (1982)
• Manuel José Mosquera, Archbishop of Bogota (1954 )
• Victor Mosquera Chaux, lawyer, politician and diplomat (2010)
• Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera, Colombian general, political figure and president 1845-49, 1861-64, 1866-67 (1978)
• Pedro Domingo Murillo, patriot of Upper Peru (1955)
• José Celestino Mutis, priest, botanist and mathematician (1947)

N

• Antonio Nariño, political and military leader of the independence movement (1887)
• Rafael Navas Pardo, president of Colombia, 1957-1958 (2010)
• Agustín Nieto Caballero, educator (1989)
• Juan José Nieto Gil, Colombian politician, Army general, writer, and president, 1861 (2010)
• Rafael Núñez, journalist, politician, and president of Colombia, 1880-82, 1884-94 (1886)
• Soledad Román de Núñez, wife of president Rafael Núñez (1999)

O

• José de Obaldía, acting president of Colombia (1982)
• José Maria Obando, president of Colombia, 1853-54 (1981)
• Candelario Obeso, poet, novelist, playwright, and professor (1984)
• Bernardo O'Higgins, Chilean independence leader (1955)
• Enrique Olaya Herrera, president of Colombia, 1930-34 (1981)
• Nicolás Mauricio de Omaña, priest and lawyer (2009)
• Luis Ernesto Ordóñez, military officer, politician and member of ruling junta (2010)
• Mariano Ospina Pérez, president of Colombia, 1946-50 (1981)
• Mariano Ospina Rodríguez, president of Colombia, 1857-61 (1981)
• Pedro Nel Ospina Vázquez, president of Colombia, 1922-26 (1981)
• Nicolás Osorio y Zayas, Spanish aristocrat (1952)

P

• José Prudencio Padilla, Colombian military leader (1984)
• Alfonso Palacio Rudas, Colombian lawyer, economist and politician (2013)
• Jorge Palacios Preciado, historian and director-general of the National Archives (2012)
• Manuel Maria Palacio, pioneer of the petroleum industry (1996)
• Gabriel París Gordillo, president of Colombia, 1876-78 (2010)
• Aquileo Parra, Colombian soldier, businessman and political figure (1981)
• Misael Pastrana Borrero, president of Colombia, 1970-74 (1998)
• Pope Paul VI, pope (1968)
• Eliseo Payán, vice-president and president of Colombia, 1887 (1981)
• Javier Pereira, Zenú Indian and Colombian supercentenarian (1956)
• Alexandre Pétion, first President of the Republic of Haiti (1955)
• José Miguel Pey de Andrade, statesman, soldier and a leader of the independence movement (1996)
• Enrique Pérez Arbeláez, botanist (1997)
• Rubén Piedrahíta Arango, member of military junta of an interim presidency (1981)
• Próspero Pinzón Romero, jurist, statesman and military leader (1903)
• Teresa Pizarro de Angulo, Colombian beauty pageant director and farmer (2010)
• Lino de Pombo, engineer, diplomat (1997)
• Rafael Pombo, poet and writer of children's literature (2012)
• Marie Poussepin, Dominican nun (1994)
• Alberto Pumarejo, Colombian lawyer and liberal politician (1993)

Q

• Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada, explorer and founder of Bogotá (1938)
• Joaquin Quijano Mantilla, journalist (1989)
• Manuel Quintín Lame, native leader (1997)

R

• Gustavo Uribe Ramírez, ecologist (1980)
• Augusto Ramirez Ocampo, politician (2014)
• Abelardo Ramos, founder of the Colombian Society of Engineers (1962)
• Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff, archaeologist (1997)
• Ricardo Rendón Bravo, Colombian caricaturist (1994)
• Carlos Eugenio Restrepo, president of Colombia, 1910-14 (1981)
• Félix Restrepo Mejía, Jesuit priest, theologian and scholar (1967)
• Jose Felix de Restrepo, educator, judge and Colombian lawyer (2009)
• José Manuel Restrepo, investigator of Colombian flora, political figure and historian (1981)
• Rafael Reyes, army chief of staff and president of Colombia, 1904-09 (1957)
• Antonio Ricaurte y Lozano, patriot and military captain (1917)
• Ramón Arturo Rincon Quiñónes, Colombian general (2003)
• Baron de Rio Branco, Brazilian diplomat, geographer, historian, monarchist, politician and professor (1955)
• José Manuel Rivas Sacconi, diplomat (1997)
• José Eustasio Rivera, writer (1974)
• Emilio Robledo, medical educator (2010)
• Luis Antonio Robles Suárez, Colombian lawyer and politician (1999)
• Juan Rodríguez Freyle, colonial reporter (1997)
• Manuel Rodríguez Torices, statesman, lawyer, journalist, and vice-president (2010)
• Meliton Rodriguez, photographer (1993)
• Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, president of Colombia, 1953-57 (1995)
• José María Rojas Garrido, president of Colombia, 1886 (1981)
• Eleanor Roosevelt, women's and civil rights activist and wife of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1964)
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt, president of the United States (1945)
• García Rovira, general, statesman and painter (1940)
• Mother Juana Ruperta, unknown (1970)

S

• Policarpa Salvarrieta, executed spy for revolutionary forces (2017)
• Miguel Samper, economist and writer (1976)
• Santiago Samper Brush, founder of the Colombian Red Cross (1956)
• José Francisco de San Martín, Argentine general and independence leader (1955)
• Diodoro Sánchez, founder of the Colombian Society of Engineers (1962)
• Manuela Sanz de Santamaria, heroine of South American independence (2011)
• Manuela Sáenz de Thorne, heroine of South American independence (2011)
• Policarpa Salavarrieta, heroine of the independence of Colombia (1910)
• Francisco de Paula Santander, military and political leader, president of New Granada 1832-37 (1910)
• Antonia Santos, rebel leader and heroine (2011)
• Eduardo Santos, president of Colombia, 1938-42 (1981)
• Enrique Santos Castillo, lawyer and journalist (2017)
• Enrique Santos Montejo, Colombian journalist (1986)
• Juan Manuel Santos Calderón, president of Colombia, 2010-18 (2018)
• Giuliana Scalaberni, wife of Pedro Nel Gómez (1985)
• Vera Sergine Renoir, French actress (2001)
• Carlos Martínez Silva, politician, diplomat, journalist, soldier and poet (1948)
• José Asunción Silva, poet (1986)
• Oreste Sindici, composer of the national anthem (1988)
• José Francisco Socarrás Colina, physician and educator (2016)
• Manuel del Socorro Rodríguez, Cuban journalist (1947)
• Francisco Solano López, president of Paraguay (1955)
• Joseph Stalin, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1945)
• Marco Fidel Suárez, president of Colombia, 1918-21 (1981)
• Antonio José de Sucre, Venezuelan independence leader (1887)

T

• Teresa of Ávila, nun, mystic, writer and saint (1970)
• Tisquesusa, fourth supreme ruler of Bacatá (1955)
• Murillo Toro, politician and statesman (1944)
• Camilo Torres Tenorio, Colombian politician and founder (1910)
• Manuel Murillo Toro, president of Colombia, 1864-66, 1872-74 (1944)
• Cristóbal de Torres, priest, theologian and professor (1954)
• Diego de Torres y Moyachoque, Turmequé Indian chief (2012)
• José Jerónimo Triana, botanist (1947)
• Miguel Triana, Colombian engineer and historian (1962)
• Julio César Turbay Ayala, president of Colombia, 1978-82 (2009)
• Diana Turbay Quintero, Colombian journalist (1992)
• Gabriel Turbay Abunader, politician, diplomat (1997)

U

• Alberto Urdaneta y Urdaneta, painter, designer and publisher (1947)
• Rafael Urdaneta, Venezuelan general and president of Gran Colombia, 1830-31 (1995)
• Roberto Urdaneta Arbeláez, president of Colombia, 1951-53 (1982)
• Pedro Uribe Mejia, pioneer of Colombian coffee industry (1987)
• César Uribe Piedrahita, medical writer, physician and educator (2010)
• Rafael Uribe Uribe, Colombian lawyer, journalist, and general (2009)
• Ezequiel Uricoechea, linguist and scientist (1952)

V

• Gloria Valencia de Castaño, Colombian journalist and television presenter (2013)
• Guillermo Valencia, newspaper founder, governor and author (1951)
• Guillermo León Valencia, president of Colombia, 1962-66 (2009)
• Paulina Vega Dieppa, Miss Universe 2014 (2015)
• Juana Velasco de Gallo, heroine of the revolution (2011)
• Antonio Villavicencio, statesman, soldier and president of New Granada, 1815 (1995)
• Lorencita Villegas de Santos, First Lady and philanthropist (1993)
• José María Villa, mechanical engineer and mathematician (1981)
• Vincent de Paul, priest and saint (1957)

W

• George Washington, president of the United States (1955)

X

• St. Francis Xavier, missionary and saint (2006)

Z

• Francisco Antonio Zea, journalist, botanist, diplomat and statesman (1967)
• Ramón de Zubiría, writer, educator (1997)
• Eduardo Zuleta Angel, politician (1999)
• Luz Marina Zuluaga, Miss Universe pageant winner (1959)

Antioquia

• Pedro Justo Berrio, lawyer, soldier and politician (1875)
• Jose Maria Cordoba, general of the Colombian army (1899)
• Juan del Corral (1903)
• Anastasio Girardot (1902)
• José Fernández Madrid, statesman, physician, scientist, and writer (1903)
• Jose Felix Restrepo (1902)
• José María Restrepo (1903)
• Custodio Garcia Rovira, general, statesman and painter (1903)
• Policarpa Salavarrieta (La Pola), spy for the Revolutionary Forces (1903)
• Francisco Antonio Zea, journalist, botanist, diplomat and politician (1903)

Bolivar

• Manuel Anguiano (1904)
• Simón Bolívar, liberator (1879, 1882, 1891, 1903)
• José María del Castillo y Rada, president of the United Provinces of New Grenada, 1814-15 (1904)
• José María García de Toledo, lawyer and politician (1903)
• José Fernández Madrid, statesman, physician, scientist, and writer (1903)
• Manuel Rodríguez Torices, statesman, lawyer and journalist (1903)

Boyaca

• Jose Manuel Marroquin, president of Colombia, 1900-04 (1903)
• Diego Mendoza Perez, Minister of Finance and Public Credit of Colombia (1902)
• Dr. es:Próspero Pinzón Romero, general and Governor of Boyaca (1903)

Sources

• 2021 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 2A, ©2021, Amos Media Co., Sidney, OH
• Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue, Part 20, South America, 4th Edition, ©2008, Stanley Gibbons, London, UK
• Michel Übersee-Katalog Band 3: Südamerika 2001, ©2000, Schwaneberger GMBH, Munich, Germany