No. 873 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 873 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli has made 14 artomat boxes with collages on it. Secretely closed. Two of them were folded by himself, the others are recycled cigarette boxes. Thank you very much.

No. 738 - arriving mail art "Time Bandits" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 738 - arriving mail art "Time Bandits" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - the first reaction to collage the bench, here with some proposals. Thank you very much.

No. 710 - arriving mail art "Dritter Zustellversuch" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 710 - arriving mail art "Dritter Zustellversuch" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - it is the third time he wanted to sent this kind of card, this time with an original postage stamp, some days ago I got the the other two cards, which I have to set free by paying surcharge, see below. Thank you very much.

No. 678 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 678 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - an artcard from Uli on which he asked whether Wilhelm II. has had a typewriter with correcting function. Thank you very much.

No. 666 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 666 - arriving mail art from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli used an advertising picture with Bismarck and did a faked postage stamp out of it, and it worked. Thank you very much.

No. 656 - arriving mail art "Es ist nicht leicht unter diesem Kanzler Kaiser zu sein" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 656 - arriving mail art "Es ist nicht leicht unter diesem Kanzler Kaiser zu sein" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - an image of the german emperor Wilhelm I and the sentence "it is not easy to be an emperor under this chancellor. Thank you very much.

No. 562 - arriving mail art "Ob er's schafft?" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 562 - arriving mail art "Ob er's schafft?" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli has sent illustrations from a barrel with Bismarck who worked on a barrel, which is an allegory on the German Empire. Thank you very much.

No. 533 - arriving mail art "Bismarck ... biss Mark ..." from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 533 - arriving mail art "Bismarck ... biss Mark ..." from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli made a wordpun on the name of Bismarck. Thank you very much.

No. 520 - arriving mail art "Werk Feuerwehr Fürst Bismarck" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 520 - arriving mail art "Werk Feuerwehr Fürst Bismarck" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli has modified a famous painting (formerly attributed to Rembrandt) collaging the face of Bismarck inside. Thank you very much.

No. 507 - arriving mail art "Ceci n'est pas une tete de pipe" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 507 - arriving mail art "Ceci n'est pas une tete de pipe" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli refers to the famous painting by René Magritte and dedicated the work to Angela. Thank you very much

No. 501 - arriving mail art "The Bismarck Tribune" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 501 - arriving mail art "The Bismarck Tribune" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - it seems the german doughnut is called Bismarck in Canada. Thank you very much.

No. 487 & No. 488 - arriving mail art "Ergeben vier Viertel ein Ganzes?" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 487 & No. 488 - arriving mail art "Ergeben vier Viertel ein Ganzes?" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - two artcards, one sent inside an envelope with the question whether four quarters will fill a whole and some colourful pop-art stylish portraits of Bismarck. Thank you very much

No. 418 - arriving mail art "Togo - Bismarckburg" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 418 - arriving mail art "Togo - Bismarckburg" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - it is a card which has already arrived a first time last week, but to someone who is no longer in care of me, so I returned it to sender, and now it came back this way. Thank you very much

No. 401 - arriving mail art "Infocard" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 401 - arriving mail art "Infocard" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli has sent a photograph of an embroidery sample once again, but this time as a postal experiment without paying for the postage stamps - see also No. 372. Thank you very much

No. 373 - arriving mail art "Stickvorlage" from Angela Behrendt (Germany)

No. 373 - arriving mail art "Stickvorlage" from Angela Behrendt (Germany) - the embroidery sample which was sent by Uli Grohmann to Angela (see No. 372) has been modified in this way, Angela just stitched the frame around and said "no more cross stitchings any more" on the backside she fixed some colour threads to stitch it myself. Thank you very much.

No. 372 - arriving mail art "Stickvorlage" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 372 - arriving mail art "Stickvorlage" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli has sent a photograph of an embroidery sample he has sent to Angela Behrendt. The very same day this modified sample came into my mail box - see No. 373. Thank you very much

No. 361 - arriving mail art "Fraulein, haben sie das? ... noch ein Kissinger Diktat" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 361 - arriving mail art "Fraulein, haben sie das? ... noch ein Kissinger Diktat" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli refers to the so-called Kissinger Diktat, a political statement which was written by Bismarck during his stay in Bad Kissingen. He illustrated it with a portrait of Mr. Henry Kissinger. Thank you very much

No. 333 - arriving mail art "Arcimboldo war nicht der Schlechteste" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 333 - arriving mail art "Arcimboldo war nicht der Schlechteste" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli used a caricature of Bismarck which refers to the style of Guiseppo Arcimboldo. There is no senders address, but I think his typical flies identify the sender. Thank you very much

No. 315 - arriving mail art "Das Kissinger Diktat" from Uli Grohmann (Germany)

No. 315 - arriving mail art "Das Kissinger Diktat" from Uli Grohmann (Germany) - Uli refers to a political statement of Bismarck which he worte down in Bad Kissingen. Thank you very much

No. 296 - arriving mail art "Otto von Bismarck in der Campagne" (reloaded?) from Anonymous (Germany)

No. 296 - arriving mail art "Otto von Bismarck in der Campagne" (reloaded?) from Anonymous (Germany) - a modification No. 2 of the famous painting by Tischbein, representing Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, her with the face of Bismarck - in this case a little bit more realistic. Thank you very much