This 3.70-franc stamp from France, issued in 1989, features the picturesque town of Malestroit in the Morbihan department of Brittany. The design, by Guillaume, combines architectural silhouettes of the medieval town with its municipal coat of arms—a red shield bearing nine roundels. The lower vignette shows a stone carving from Malestroit’s church façade, representing its rich Gothic heritage. Part of a series honoring French towns and regions, it highlights the blend of local artistry and civic pride typical of France’s late-20th-century regional issues.