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Two-hundred Swiss franc note(Eighth series)


200 new Swiss franc note obverse

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Description:
Size: 74 x 170mm
Main color: Brown Date of issue: 1 October 1997

200 Swiss franc note obverse 200 Swiss franc note reverse

Two-hundred Swiss franc note(Eighth series) design features

200 Swiss franc note specimen obverse 200 Swiss franc note specimen reverse

Obverse

The portrait of the front side of 200 Swiss franc note shows Charles Ferdinand Ramus (1878-1947), one of the major French-speaking Swiss authors of the 20-th century. It is characterized by high aesthetic standards and a profound commitment to the truth. During his lifetime Ramuz was often - incorrectly - classified as a regional author, even though his artistic commitment and critical analysis of the classical French mode of expression put him ahead of his time. Today, Ramuz is regarded as a modern writer who renewed the formal structure of the novel.

[1] Microtext

200 Swiss franc note Microtext

Reverse

[A] The mountain world. The importance of mountains in the work of Ramus in symbolized by the Diablerets massif.

[B] The lake

[C] The manuscript- The hand written passage is the foreground is from "Souvenirs sur Igor Strawinsky"

[1] Microtext (reverse)

200 Swiss franc note microprint back

For detailed overview the security features of Swiss franc turn to 50 Swiss franc note or 100 Swiss franc note

Sources:
snb.ch
wikipedia.org