Living Manors Magazine
One of my exploration adventures and photography series is featured in Living Manors Magazine edition 03 2024. The chosen series is about Chateau de la Chasseigne, a French abandoned castle hidden deep in an oak grove and holds many secrets.
Living Manors is a stunning digital magazine with 138 pages. This is how the publisher describes the magazine:
Historic manor houses and estates fascinate us with their special aura and history. LIVING MANORS is the product of a dedicated community of authors, photographers and experts from Germany and other European countries.
In this issue:
- CHÂTEAU ÉCOT LA COMBE: How the Damsch family is helping an almost 1000 year old French castle to new splendor with a great deal of zeal and expertise.
- DYRHAM PARK: The country manor house has an eventful history. Atmospherically captured by photographer Rob Spanjaart. Part 2 of our series on National Trust UK manor houses.
- CECILIE VON PREUSSEN: Prussia expert Jörg Kirschstein reports on famous personalities of the royal house in this and the following issues.
- CHÂTEAU DE LA CHASSEIGNE: The French chateau is hidden deep
in an oak grove and holds many secrets. Photographer Roman Robroek visited it.- THE GUTSHAUSPOD AT SCHLOSS SCHÖNBERG: host Prof. Dr. Hans-Hermann Klünemann explains how he saved the baroque palace complex from decay.
- ART IN THE GUTSHAUS – THE PAINTER KAREN CLASEN: The artist, known for her intense worlds of color, shows paintings from her exhibition, which are currently on display in the Lexow manor house.
- GUTSHAUS GOLDENBOW: Bianca Burow explains how she and her husband Björn transformed a historic manor house ruin into an inspiring manor house.
- DIARY OF A VINTAGE HUNTER: Vintage dealer Felicia Kufferath
takes us on her worldwide hunt for antique treasures in every issue from now on.
The magazine is for sale for only €12.90 and can be bought right here. By buying a copy of the magazine, you’ll support my journey, and I’ll be forever grateful.
