Issued by the Republic of Venezuela in 1960, this 0.60 bolívar airmail stamp commemorates the nation’s Ninth General Population Census and Third Agricultural Census. Printed in Berlin by Bundesdruckerei, the bold modernist design features a silhouette of a farmer and child before a symbolic bull’s head, representing strength, family, and agricultural heritage. The red and black color scheme reflects vitality and progress, while the olive branch symbolizes growth and unity in national development. A fine example of Venezuela’s mid-century graphic design in philately.