No. 829 - arriving mail art from Viola Rollins (USA) - Viola has sent a colourfull painted and almost 3-dimensional collage with Bismarck, a ship, waves and seamen. Astonishingly the envelope arrived without naming the street and the correct name of the city. Thank you very much
No. 382 - arriving mail art from Friedrich Hucke (Germany) - Friedrich, an artist which lived in Spain, has sent this colourful collecetion of artprints from Germany to my home. Some of the images where printed in big size sheets (DIN A3), full of irony, the battleship Bismarck with sexy girls, another one with clowns even one with Jonathan Meese on board, another with the tower of Babel or with exploding fishes etc. simply a wonderfull collection of his typical art works in this surrealistic style. Thank you very much.
No. 342 - arriving mail art from Heinz W. Lotz (Germany)- Heinz has made a fake which pretend to be sent from Angela Behrendt - on the front a war ship named Bismarck. Thank you very much.
No. 268 - arriving mail art "Bismarck Schlachtschiff" from Angela Behrendt (Germany) - it is the first conceptual pot by Takako Saito (which can be seen here: http://bismarck-mail-art.blogspot.com/2009/09/no-138-arriving-mail-art-from-takako.html) which came back to me. Here a really funny inpretation because Angela worked out a little boat; inside Takako and Bismarck are sitting close together. The envelope which shows a t-shirt can be regarded as puzzle piece to the mail art I got from Wolfgang Skodd some days ago (see here: http://bismarck-mail-art.blogspot.com/2009/11/no-254-arriving-mail-art-otto-von.html) Thank you very much. 
No. 213 - arriving mail art "Get the Bismarck" from Wolfgang Skodd (Germany) - a decorated envelope; backsides with an illustration of a pulp fiction story about the battle around the warship Bismarck. Thank you very much. 
No. 174 - arriving mail art "Bismarck" from Denis Charmot (France) - Denis has used an image of his sharpei dog called Enzo and gave him a helmet and a beard which turns Enzo into a portrait of Bismarck, surrounded by battleships. Thank you very much. 
No. 104 - arriving mail art "Damned ! On est touchés!" from Christian Alle (France) - a little modfied picture of a steam boat, war ship, probably one of the so-called "Bismarck", here modified into the name nada zero, the name of his mail art zine. 
No. 82 - arriving mail art "inventory numbers" from Torma Cauli (Hungary) - a computer animated collage of a map of the Bismarck Archipel, combined with a war ship and palm tree. Torma has used as well on of the Bismarck stamp. Thank you very much. 
No. 79 & No. 80 - arriving mail art "The Bismarck Queen" & "Otto und seine Kinder im Schokoladenmuseum" from Wolfgang Skodd (Germany) - two more computer animated collages. The first with the war ship Bismarck combined with images from the well known movie by John Huston, African Queen from 1951, with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn (here with a little mistake because Wolfgang mixed it up with Audrey Hepburn). On the backside he used a stitched banana artistamp by Angela Behrendt and a Bismarck stamp I have sent to him. The other shows Otto together with his kids which seem to be worked out in chocolate, standing next to a chocolate bar. Thank you very much.
