The guide "Ewald Mataré in Cologne and Surroundings" offers a comprehensive exploration of the life and work of one of the most significant German sculptors and graphic artists of the post-war period. Ewald Mataré (1887-1965) left behind numerous distinctive works in Cologne and the surrounding region, encompassing both sacred and profane elements. Among his most famous works are the bronze doors of the south portal of Cologne Cathedral, the Dove Fountain, and the doors of the Gürzenich Festival Hall. This volume honors Mataré's outstanding contribution to the reconstruction of the Rhineland after World War II and invites readers to discover his impressive artworks in Cologne. With 160 pages, the book provides a detailed examination of Mataré's influence on the region's art scene and serves as a valuable reference for art enthusiasts and visitors to the city.