Attila Dargay’s illustrations for the cartoon Vuk can be seen on the commemorative covers which will be a special philatelic edition. The first four denominations (1 Ft,1 Ft, 2 Ft and 2 Ft) of the stamps series titled “Figures from the Hungarian Cartoon Vuk 1982” will appear as stamps on one of the covers and the last three denominations (4 Ft, 6 Ft and 8 Ft) on the other. The stamps are decorated by a commemorative postmark depicting Attila Dargay’s portrait and signature. Attila Dargay (Mezőnyék, 20 June 1927 – Budapest, 20 October 2009, cartoon director and graphic artist) played an outstanding role in creating Hungarian cartoons, and became famous for his works imbued with humour that captivated adults and children alike. His highly popular cartoons reached numerous countries all over the world and enjoyed great success. He graduated from the College of Fine Arts in 1949 and from 1951 was closely associated with the Hungarian cartoon industry. In the course of his life he made more than 100 cartoons, among which short features, series and full-length feature films can be found. The main protagonist of the cartoon Vuk, a little fox cub, became a true star of Hun-garian animation. In addition to his illustrations of stories and books for children he also designed comics and placards. He was awarded the Béla Balázs Prize, received the titles Merited and Outstanding Artist, won the Life Achievement Award, and was honorary citizen of Budapest.