Banknote France 20 Francs - Debussy - 1987 - Series N.022

This French 20 Francs banknote was issued in 1987. It belongs to series N.022.

The obverse of the banknote depicts Claude Debussy, a French composer, born in 1862 and died in 1918. His portrait is highlighted, accompanied by a stylized representation of musical notes and waves, evoking his musical work often inspired by nature. The face value of 20 francs is indicated in words and numbers. The mention "Banque de France" is also present.

The reverse of the banknote continues the tribute to Debussy with another representation of the composer, this time sitting in front of a piano. The background incorporates musical motifs and natural elements, creating a visual continuity with the obverse. The face value is repeated, and the legal mentions of the Banque de France are also included.

This commemorative banknote was designed to honor the memory of Claude Debussy and his important contribution to French music. Its design incorporates visual elements that recall his musical style and sources of inspiration.

This banknote has a face value of 20 francs.