Friedenreich's Hundertwasser, a collection
As mentioned before, Friedenreichs Hundertwasser kept playing on my mind. His 80th birthday was the occasion to issue a sheet containing four stamps in values of 55c, €1,00, 75c, and €1,25. The stamps feature images of his most famous works. Friedenreichs Hundertwasser, Friedenreichs Hundertwasser, Frie…… Time to look a bit further, this time also at stamps with designs by his hand from a number of other countries.
Whoever in Vienna Anyone who has been here can hardly ignore the creations of this passionate, world-famous artist. Besides the well-known tourist attractions, the Hundertwasserhaus, where colorful floors and walls do not run horizontally or vertically, is almost a must-see. But in other parts of Vienna and in other cities, too, one encounters buildings by this Austrian painter, architect, and stamp designer (1928-2000). Indeed, he also designed stamps for numerous countries.
A list
The first stamp designed by him appeared in Cuba as early as July 29, 1967;
3 stamps issued in Senegal on December 19, 1979;
For the United Nations, he was allowed to design 6 stamps that were issued on December 9, 1983;
on October 30, 1985 3 stamps on the Cape Verde Islands;
Liechtenstein issued 1 stamp on June 7, 1993;
France on 15 January 1994 two stamps; on 3 February 1995 the United Nations again, now 3 stamps; Luxembourg, 6 March 1995 3 stamps; for the third time the UN issued 3 stamps on 9 May 2000;
The death of Hundertwasser was commemorated in Austria on June 2, 2000, with a sheet of 4 stamps, and New Zealand issued two stamp booklets on December 19, 2002, each containing five stamps.
So now there is another commemorative sheet in Austria. As part of an art or painting collection, a supplementary collection of Hundertwasser stamps (all issues can be grouped together on three sheets) might be an idea.

There is another Austrian artist who (I believe) is conspicuously absent from stamps, namely Rosina Wachtmeister. Are some artists more willing to collaborate with the postal service than others, or is the postal service perhaps quite one-sided?
By the way, there's nothing wrong with Hundertwasser!
This is a nice initiative!
I saw designs by Hundertwasseer in Austria. I have saved your notes in my documentation on this painter/designer!
Thank you
I am in possession of 6 framed "plates" by Hundertwasser.
I can't figure out what they mean, and I don't see them in his collection either.
This is what it says on the back: inl.duetto narrow black
Hundredtw:montreal 20×25
Can someone tell me more about this?
I like to hear it!