John uses backs of letters to try out his inks before adding to collages. He writes on the back of these and this is one he sent in 2002.
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This is an envelope of incredible and unintended beauty.
Daniel C. Boyer
It is rather wonderful isnt it. I notice now that this envelope was originally sent to his old address in 1972 and he'd only just got round to using it as a palette and then to write a letter on in 2002 some 30 years later!
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