Escher Calendar

I made some mail art with a calendar dedicated to M.C. Escher...

Front and back of a postcard sent to Eduard (Russia).

Front and back of an envelope sent to Lilli (Canada).

Windows and Balcony

Drawn and collaged envelope sent by Lilli (Canada). I think that, as it often happens, the picture does not do justice to the artwork. And you would never guess who live in this (my?) house...

Big Brothers / Big Sisters

A Queen

A Princess
(The similarity with the Queen is incredible!)

A couple of, err, popsicles
(Love is love)

An evening gosbeak
(on the mailbox)

Apart from a letter, it contained some postcards. Among them, this Balcony, an artwork by M. C. Escher. And, actually, the house of the postcard does remind me of my own house!

A Postcard for Surreal Times

Still Life and Street, 1937

M. C. Escher (1898-1972)

Sent by Bryon (USA).

The Postworld on Stamps

This week Sunday Stamps is for Letters, postcards and the post. I have published many times this kind of stamps, as it is one of my favourite themes. And I guess it  is the same for a lot of mail lovers.

So today I want just to show you some of the latest I have got and really love.

From Belgium.
Smurfs are my heroes!

From Germany

From the Netherlands
I like this Escherian idea!

From the Netherlands

From the Netherlands
(Sorry for the bad picture!)

From the Netherlands
I adore this stamp you can read in all directions...
(See the complete sheet here)

Escherian

Collage made of postcards sent by Heleen, Lia and R (the Netherlands) and Laura (the UK).

I like a lot this kind of postcards featuring groups of similar organised objects (update: in the postal collectors argot called multiples). You can see here and here my little collections. And I am afraid I am not alone...

PS Now I'm thinking that the idea of a postcard with multiple postcards with multiples is just a bit... Escherian?