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A dark, sleek chair designed by the Scottish architect and designer for a Glasgow tearoom. Learn about its materials, construction, and symbolism of the industrial culture of Glasgow.
On the 150th anniversary of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's birth, we take a look at the chair he created for the Argyle Street Tea Rooms.
High backed stained oak chair with drop-in seat. The top rail is in the form of an oval splat pierced with a crescent shape suggestive of a bird in flight. The splat pierces the uprights of the chair, which are themselves shaped from oblong at their base to circular section at the top.
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- The Glasgow School of Art Library
- The Wooden High-Back Chair
- The Hill House
- Scottish Art Nouveau Posters
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Late Career Watercolors
As an emerging young architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh entered and won a competition to design a new building for his alma mater. His daringly modern design for the new Glasgow School of Art building became his first and most significant architectural commission. Mackintosh unified a staggering variety of influences, from traditional Japanese co...
Among Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s oeuvre of deceptively simple yet remarkably experimental designs is the high-back chair he originally created to go in the Willow Tea Rooms. He also made high-back chairs for his own home as well as many other designs, and it became synonymous with his name and that of the Glasgow School movement. In part thanks to...
On the outskirts of Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh built and furnished what is considered to be his domestic masterpiece: the Hill House. He designed the gray exterior to stand out against the rolling green landscape and blend in with the perpetually overcast skies of the Scottish countryside. The strikingly sparse color scheme is a mainstay of...
The international Art Nouveau movement is still remembered for proliferating distinctive poster designs—and Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow School artists were no exception from the trend. New technology facilitated the mass production of printed materials, so illustrative work like posters and books became more popular and more lucrative...
As the 20th century marched on, Charles Rennie Mackintosh was frustrated to find that the Glasgow School style was falling out of fashion in Scotlandand being replaced by newer Modern Art movements. Unwilling to compromise his aesthetic, Mackintosh abandoned much of his design work in favor of watercolor painting and left Scotland in hopes of feeli...
Feb 16, 2016 · Mackintosh was allowed a free rein with the decoration of the hall, sitting room and bedroom, where he designed everything from built-in wardrobes and chairs to fire tongs and pokers. His desire to create a total environment was in keeping with the artistic taste of the time.
Oct 7, 2019 · Chair for a Writing Desk for The Hill House by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1904–05) This chair was made for Mackintosh’s most important residential commission, Hill House , located in ...
