No. 695 - arriving mail art "Otto von B." from "E" (France) - a decorated envelope with a linocut and a little painting of three wise Bismarck-monkeys (?) with typical helmets on. Thank you very much.
No. 684 - arriving mail art from "E" (France) - an envelope whith a linocut on it, inside several more variations on envelopes or postcards. Thank you very much.
No. 683 - arriving mail art from "E" (France) - a colourful envelope arrivied today, which is decorated with a linocut of Andreas Hofer he did in 2008 modified into a Bismarck. Inside the rest of the serie of linocuts he did for my former mail art call on Andreas Hofer. Thank you very much.
No. 620 - 628 - arriving mail art from "E" (France) - "E" has sent 9 more mail art the last days, some of them worked out over the linocut he did once for my former call on Andreas Hofer, the others are worked out on the Ben Vautier or Litsa Spathi card. Thank you very much.
No. 615 - 619 - arriving mail art from "E" (France) - "E" has sent 5 mail art today, some of them worked out over the linocut he did once for my former call on Andreas Hofer. Thank you very much.
No. 467 - arriving mail art "Otto find ich gut" from Ingo Cesaro (Germany) - the 5th of the artcard on coloured paper this time in grey. See all the other artcards by Ingo below. Thank you very much. 
No. 463 & No. 464 - arriving mail art "Otto find ich gut" from Ingo Cesaro (Germany) - and two more of his grafical work on Otto von Bismarck, here on coloured paper. It will be a nice collage of different variations. See as well the other artcards by Ingo below. Thank you very much. 
No. 460 & No. 461 - arriving mail art "Otto find ich gut" from Ingo Cesaro (Germany) - two more of his grafical work on Otto von Bismarck. Thank you very much. 
No. 440 - No. 443 - arriving mail art "Otto find ich nicht im Katalog" from Ingo Cesaro (Germany) - Ingo has made obviously different linocuts with a bismarck portrait. Thank you very much. (but my fist name is Roland not Kurt!)
No. 322 - arriving mail art from Karl-Friedrich Hacker (Germany) - a kind of lincut showing a portrait of Bismarck inside a page of a lexicon. Thank you very much. 
