This Austrian stamp, issued in 1978, honors Suitbert Lobisser (1878–1943), a renowned Austrian woodcut artist and Benedictine monk. The design reproduces one of his rustic-style woodcuts, capturing traditional Alpine life with remarkable detail and texture. It depicts an idyllic village scene with old wooden buildings, a cart, and a figure carrying a tool—emphasizing Lobisser’s deep connection to rural Austria. The denomination is 3 schillings, and the design was created by K. Gessner and engraved by W. Seidel. This stamp pays tribute to Lobisser’s artistic legacy and his contribution to Austrian cultural heritage.