Ton Grote – Eindhovenseweg 56
When the mother of photographer Ton Grote died in 2007, his father stayed behind in a large house. Their parental home where his parents lived since 1969 and he grew up with his brother and sister. Eindhovenseweg 56, a house full of memories and dreams. When his father started to clean up, Ton Grote decided to photograph all the loose items his parents owned: teapots, old cameras, power strips, glasses, and a worn out football. Treasured things they grew up with and the objects his parents used: everything was recorded. The result is a photo archive of more than five thousand photos, of which 2,262 made it into the book.
336 pages, 12 x 22 cm, softcover, The Eriskay Connection (Breda).
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Ton Grote – Eindhovenseweg 56
When the mother of photographer Ton Grote died in 2007, his father stayed behind in a large house. Their parental home where his parents lived since 1969 and he grew up with his brother and sister. Eindhovenseweg 56, a house full of memories and dreams. When his father started to clean up, Ton Grote decided to photograph all the loose items his parents owned: teapots, old cameras, power strips, glasses, and a worn out football. Treasured things they grew up with and the objects his parents used: everything was recorded. The result is a photo archive of more than five thousand photos, of which 2,262 made it into the book.
336 pages, 12 x 22 cm, softcover, The Eriskay Connection (Breda).
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When the mother of photographer Ton Grote died in 2007, his father stayed behind in a large house. Their parental home where his parents lived since 1969 and he grew up with his brother and sister. Eindhovenseweg 56, a house full of memories and dreams. When his father started to clean up, Ton Grote decided to photograph all the loose items his parents owned: teapots, old cameras, power strips, glasses, and a worn out football. Treasured things they grew up with and the objects his parents used: everything was recorded. The result is a photo archive of more than five thousand photos, of which 2,262 made it into the book.
336 pages, 12 x 22 cm, softcover, The Eriskay Connection (Breda).
