Inside Houses: Rural Homes in Europe – Ländliches Wohnen in Europa – Maisons rustiques en Europe, by Martin Rosswog (Könemann 2001), showcases interiors of ordinary homes in the European countryside.
Martin Rosswog, born 1950 in Bergisch Gladback near Cologne, studied photography at the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf under Professor Bernd Becher. For almost 20 years, he has been working on three major projects, parts of which have already found their way into book form: oirtraits of people, country interiors and exterior views. rosswog’s most recent collection “Inside Houses” presents in detailed form – with nearly 400 photographs – his observation of domestic arrangements in rural Europe for the first time. In masterly fashin, he succeeds in combining academic ethnological documentation with artistic photography.
– Martin Rosswog, Inside Houses: Rural Homes in Europe – Ländliches Wohnen in Europa – Maisons rustiques en Europe (Könemann, 2001), book description
The text is in English, German, and French. The book is richly illustrated with colour photographs.
Our copy is in good condition. The pages are clean, no markings, some slight toning on the edges of the pages. The binding is fine. The dust jacket has some minor edge wear and some signs of shelf wear.
