Issued by Israel in 1984, this 16-shekel stamp honors Uri Zvi Grinberg (1896–1981), one of Israel’s most influential Hebrew poets and intellectuals. The design features a finely detailed portrait of Grinberg against a warm reddish background, capturing his contemplative expression and intellectual presence. The text includes his name in both Hebrew and English, and the year of issue appears at the bottom.

Grinberg’s poetry, rooted in Zionist nationalism and profound religious imagery, reflected the turbulence and vision of the early 20th-century Jewish experience. This stamp is part of Israel’s ongoing series commemorating notable national figures who shaped the cultural and literary landscape of the state.