Ingrid Noll
Donna, 2022
The house in Weinheim dates back to the 1940s and, due to its hillside location, is perched a little above the small street. Ingrid Noll looks out of the living room into the garden. Her husband died last year, and since then the writer and mother of three grown-up children has lived here alone. But the 87-year-old has not lost her quick, subtle sense of humor - and has long been working on a new crime novel.
Picture editor: Nina Meixner & Caroline Caesar
Writer: Nina Berendonk
Flowers in Ingrid Noll's garden
Ingrid Noll checks figs for ripeness.
The author looks out of her bedroom window
Ginkgo leaf in the garden.
Ingrid Noll looks after one of her many plants
Ingrid Noll poses for a portrait in her living room, Weinheim
The author's living room
Ingrid Noll poses for a portrait in her garden
View from the living room into the garden, including police cap.
Ingrid Noll
DIE ZEIT, 2022
The house in Weinheim dates back to the 1940s and, due to its hillside location, is perched a little above the small street. Ingrid Noll looks out of the living room into the garden. Her husband died last year, and since then the writer and mother of three grown-up children has lived here alone. But the 87-year-old has not lost her quick, subtle sense of humor - and has long been working on a new crime novel.
Picture editor: Nina Meixner & Caroline Caesar
Writer: Nina Berendonk
Ingrid Noll und ihr Feigenbaum, Weinheim
Ingrid Noll schaut aus ihrem Schlafzimmerfenster, Weinheim
Ginkoblatt im Garten. Ingrid Noll, Weinheim
Ingrid Noll kümmert sich um eine ihrer zahlreichen Pflanzen, Weinheim
Ingrid Noll in ihrem Wohnzimmer, Weinheim
Wohnzimmer. Ingrid Noll, Weinheim
Blick aus Wohnzimmer in den Garten, inkl. Polizeimütze. Ingrid Noll, Weinheim