Austrian "Oesterreich" Postage Stamp featuring a smiling man in traditional attire

This item is an Austrian postage stamp, as indicated by the prominent 'OESTERREICH' text at the top. The stamp features a central engraving depicting a smiling man, presumably in traditional Austrian or Alpine attire, including a distinct cap or hat. His expression is jovial, and he appears to be holding a small glass or mug in his left hand (viewer's right). In the background, there's a suggestion of a landscape with hills or mountains and possibly architectural elements like a church or castle spire. The overall color scheme is predominantly a dark blue or indigo against a lighter, possibly off-white or cream-colored paper. The stamp exhibits a classic perforated edge, suggesting it was part of a sheet and intended for postal use. In the lower left corner, a number '5' is visible within a circular or oval design, likely indicating the postal denomination. Below the central image, there are additional, less legible textual elements, potentially indicating the currency 'GROSCHEN' or similar. The printing quality appears to be average for a postage stamp of its era, using an intaglio or similar process that gives depth to the dark blue lines. The condition appears to be used, as evidenced by a faint circular cancellation mark visible on the lower right portion of the stamp, partially obscuring some of the design. The perforations seem intact, though the paper color may show some age-related toning or slight discoloration. The artistic style suggests an early to mid-20th-century period, possibly between the 1920s and 1950s, characterized by illustrative rather than photographic representation. The image quality makes it challenging to identify any specific maker's marks or detailed manufacturing information beyond what is visible.