Robertson says Mackintosh is a cash cow for Glasgow, just as Frank Lloyd Wright is for Chicago ... and Brussels which — rather than offloading its crumbling art nouveau buildings — is investing in ...

A group of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) watercolors and drawings sold on behalf of the Glasgow Art Club excelled at Lyon ... A trail mapping the life and work of Art Nouveau designer ...

The item is from Mackintosh's bespoke collection designed for the billiards and smoking rooms at Miss Cranston’s Tea Rooms in Glasgow ... contributions to the Art Nouveau movement.

Mackintosh had studied Japanese design at the Glasgow School of Art, and that influence is apparent in the projecting eaves on the stairwells, while some of his nascent art nouveau stylings can be ...

Born in Glasgow on June 7, 1868, Charles Rennie Mackintosh became a leading figure in both the Scottish Arts & Crafts Movement and European Art Nouveau. READ MORE: Building designed by Charles ...

Original story, 25 September 2024: The new Glasgow-focused title ... to evoke the style of Glaswegian Art Nouveau architect and artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Lothian-McLean said the pair ...

READ NEXT: Glasgow's hidden Mackintosh gem is a real find for fans CPG notes that ... The building also enjoys Mackintosh hallmarks including his distinctive Art Nouveau features around the windows ...

Mackintosh had studied Japanese design at the Glasgow School of Art, and that influence is apparent in the projecting eaves on the stairwells, while some of his nascent art nouveau stylings can be ...

Glasgow-born Mackintosh is a major figure in the art nouveau movement. One of the most original and influential artists of his time, his instantly recognisable style avoided the floral ornament often ...

It is situated near junction 15 (Townhead) of the M8 motorway and Glasgow Royal Infirmary and enjoys ... The building also enjoys Mackintosh hallmarks including his distinctive Art Nouveau features ...

Corkscrew by Michaela McManus (Image: Supplied) Featured artists include Glasgow School of Art alumna Amanda Seibæk with her mixed media artwork 'Sway', and Devon Poole, who merges spray paint and ...