Behmer, Marcus, Grafiker, Illustrator, Schrift- und Buchkunstler (1879-1958). Eigh. Letter from "Marcus Behmer". 2 pp., very closely described. On brown paper with the emblem "M B" in red print. Berlin-Charlottenburg 28.XI.1920. Very extensive letter to "Madame Dédé", a patroness whom he also addresses as "Neveuchen" and "liebe Ogchen". Very detailed about his graphic production as well as plans and projects. At first, he reports on the pressure of a potato blossom. "... Last Sunday I printed the potato blossom again, and send you ... 60 prints of it. They are printed on different paper papers ...". He also made some attempts to print in blue. "...I'm sending some of them with me, for the sake of curiosity, because they're not beautiful. Blue can only be printed with ultramarine, but it contains chemical substances that occidate the copper and are therefore dangerous to the leaf. - I have signed all the prints if you don't mind ...". You also send different printing plates. "... as packaging I use a copy of the 'Ilsebill', which you may not have seen yet. - A replacement print of the ‘Seligigen Sehnsucht', that I brought Leni s. Z., I send you soon ... meanwhile, expensive Ogchen, also the magnificent and completely unexpected potatoes arrived ... Next to the donor of all good gifts be offered to you, dear Ogchen, my thanks and praises ...". Then cites the text of his "lob and thank-you cantata", which he comments on before speaking in detail to booksellers and printers (e.g. Otto von Holten). Further topics fill the letter, including a fierce ice cream in Berlin. - Rich letter from Behmer's most productive period.