Issued in 1976 by Grenada Grenadines, this 1-cent commemorative stamp celebrates Easter, the central Christian festival commemorating the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The design reproduces the famous Renaissance painting “Christ Crucified” by Antonello da Messina, a 15th-century Italian master known for blending Northern European realism with Italian artistry. The stamp frames the artwork with decorative crosses and foliage motifs symbolizing faith and sacrifice. Religious art themes such as this are highly collectible among Easter, Christianity, and art-on-stamps collectors. It forms part of Grenada’s popular series featuring classical religious masterpieces.