Mia Hesse and Hermann Hesse

Büste von Mia Hesse im Garten des Mia- und Hermann-Hesse-Hauses. Mia Hesse, geborene Maria Bernoulli (1868–1963), stammte aus einer wohlhabenden Basler Gelehrtenfamilie als Tochter des Notars Friedrich Bernoulli und war eine Pionierin der Fotografie in der Schweiz. 1904 heiratet sie Hermann Hesse. Das Paar zieht von Basel auf die Halbinsel Höri am Bodensee. Mia Hesse gibt ihre Karriere als Fotografin auf / © Foto: Georg Berg
From the city to the countryside. This trend already existed around 1900 and the ideal of the reform era became a trap for Mia Hesse

The food scene in Tbilisi

Musik und georgischer Wein helfen, die Grenzen zwischen den Nationalitäten zu überwinden / © Foto: Georg Berg
Georgian cuisine is one of the most underrated cuisines in the world. It is fresh, always full of flavour, very regional and also makes vegetarians happy

Reichenau-Island: Poems and vegetables

Das Hochwarthaus wurde 1839 von Geheimrat Eugen von Seyfried als malerisches Teehäuschen errichtet und thront auf dem höchsten Punkt der Insel, etwa 40 Meter über dem Bodenseespiegel, mit Panoramablick über Untersee, Gemüsefelder und den Rhein. Heute dient es als Keramikatelier und auch wieder als Teestube / © Foto: Georg Berg
Reichenau’s eventful history on fertile ground: from medieval think tank to vegetable garden for southern Germany
Fundstück in der Hotellobby: eine japanische Frauenzeitschrift namens Frau / © Foto: Georg Berg

WOMAN of the world

In a hotel lobby in Wakayama City, my eyes fell on an attractively designed magazine. The word WOMAN was emblazoned on the cover in large Latin letters…

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