The U.S. Postal Service officially released the "Love" stamp designed by Corita Kent, selling over 700 million copies.
On April 27, 1985, the U.S. Postal Service issued a "Love" stamp designed by Corita Kent. This stamp became one of the most successful and beloved in USPS history, with over 700 million copies sold. The design symbolized universal sentiments of love and harmony, reflecting Kent's commitment to integrating art with social messaging. Her choice to use vibrant colors and uplifting imagery resonated widely, bringing her artistic vision into everyday life and further cementing her legacy as a graphic artist of significance.