Art nouveau charles rennie mackintosh

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Jura, a limited edition weave, is a Mackintosh style design influenced by the vertical elongation typical of his artist wife, Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Margaret and Charles together created several important interiors in early part of the twentieth century, including the Rose Boudoir at the International Exhibition at Turin in 1903, the designs for House for an Art Lover in 1900, and the Willow Tea Rooms in 1902. This handsome cloth is suitable for upholstery, curtains and general…

In Fairyland, c. 1897 by Charles Rennie McIntosh

Jura, a limited edition weave, is a Mackintosh style design influenced by the vertical elongation typical of his artist wife, Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Margaret and Charles together created several important interiors in early part of the twentieth century, including the Rose Boudoir at the International Exhibition at Turin in 1903, the designs for House for an Art Lover in 1900, and the Willow Tea Rooms in 1902. This handsome cloth is suitable for upholstery, curtains and general…

Charles Rennie Mackintosh poster by Ryan Irven for MoMA furniture exhibition, 2010

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The Glasgow School of Fine Arts, poster by Herbert McNair, Margaret Macdonald, and Frances Macdonald. In 1890s Scotland, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert McNair, and Margaret and Frances Macdonald (known as the Glasgow Four) became prominent figures in the Glasgow School art movement. Their inspiration included early medieval manuscripts and metalwork. This celebrated poster shows their characteristic elongated figures and stylised flowers, 1890s. Lithograph; ink on paper; 236 x 102

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Since rising to prominence at the end of the 19th Century, Mackintosh is still regarded today as one of the world’s greatest designers.