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home help links search ... information send comments by e-mail to: Lynda Clark The Hunterian Art Gallery Shop Books and Catalogues Please note orders cannot be placed on-line. Please email Lynda Clark with any sales inquiries. Thank you. Charles Rennie Mackintosh THE MACKINTOSH HOUSE : £9.95 Richly-illustrated guide to the reconstruction of the Mackintoshes' home at 78 Southpark Avenue, now recreated as an integral part of the Hunterian Art Gallery. Text by Senior Curator Pamela Robertson, discussing the Mackintoshes at home and the history of the reconstruction. Features specially commissioned photography by Michael Kuzmak, Glasgow. C.R. MACKINTOSH : THE ARCHITECTURAL PAPERS : £9.95 The first publication of Mackintosh's architectural writings. Edited by Pamela Robertson, curator of the Mackintosh collection at the Hunterian, the major collection and archival resource for the work. Published in association with White Cockade Publishing, sponsored by S.B.T Keppie Architects, and recipient of an award under the Government's Business Sponsorship Incentive Scheme. C.R. MACKINTOSH AT THE HUNTERIAN ART GALLERY : £3.50

82. Vitruvio.ch - Art Nouveau A web resource guide to Art Nouveau architecture which includes links to major sites in history, theory, Category Arts Architecture History Periods and Styles Art Nouveau...... 1900); The Lighthouse by charles rennie mackintosh, Glasgow, Scotland,1893 to 1895 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1893 al 1895); The Martyrs http://www.vitruvio.ch/arc/contemporary/artnouveau.htm

Contemporary (Contemporanea) Art Nouveau House n. 6 , Hotel Tassel by Victor Horta, Rue Paul-Emilie Janson, Brussels, Belgium, 1892 to 1893 ( Bruxelles, Belgio dal 1892 al 1893) Bloemenwerf House by Henry van de Velde, Uccle, Brussels, Belgium, 1895 to 1896 ( Bruxelles, Belgio dal 1895 al 1896) Hotel Solvay by Victor Horta, Brussels, Belgium, 1895 to 1900 (Bruxelles, Belgio dal 1895 al 1900) The Lighthouse by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow, Scotland, 1893 to 1895 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1893 al 1895) The Martyrs' Publis School by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow, Scotland, 1895 to 1897 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1895 al 1897) The Glasgow School of Art by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow, Scotland, 1897 to 1899 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1897 al 1899) Queen's Cross Church by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow, Scotland, 1897 to 1899 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1897 al 1899)

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Masters (Maestri) Charles Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow, Scotland 1868 - London, England 1928 (Glasgow, Scozia 1868 - Londra, Inghilterra 1928) Official Site = Mackintosh Society's Web Biography (Biografia) Charles Rennie Mackintosh , Scotland, ( Great Building Online). Charles Rennie Mackintosh A Brief Biography Largely under-rated in his homeland during his lifetime, Charles Rennie Mackintosh was an architect, designer and painter who influenced... WOKA LAMPS VIENNA : Short Biography, connection to Vienna 1900 - 1930. Works (Lavoro) The Lighthouse , Glasgow, Scotland 1893 to 1895 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1893 al 1895) The Martyrs' Publis School , Glasgow, Scotland, 1895 to 1897 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1895 al 1897) The Glasgow School of Art , Glasgow, Scotland, 1897 to 1899 (Glasgow, Scozia dal 1897 al 1899)

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Page C1.1 . 09 January 2002 NEWS DESIGN BUILDING DESIGN TOOLS ... Subscribe Free The Tea Rooms of Mackintosh by Alan Crawford and Wendy Kaplan Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh is famous for his tea rooms, and he deserves to be. The Willow Tea Rooms in Sauchiehall Street were among his most original buildings and the most complete in their scheme of decoration and furniture. In the Salon de Luxe, the inner sanctum of the Willow, the waitresses even wore chokers and dresses designed by Mackintosh. If they were still flourishing as tea rooms in their original state, the Willow Tea Rooms would stand beside Glasgow School of Art and the Hill House as one of a trio of Mackintosh masterpieces. And they were only the finest of a dozen or so tea-room interiors that Mackintosh [and his wife and collaborator Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh] worked on between 1896 and 1917. A Unique Building Type Mackintosh was a consummate stylist, and most of the writing about him is concerned with style, and style alone. But his tea rooms, which were spread over most of his career, should also be treated as a specialized building type — the tea room as a place of public refreshment. This article is excerpted from Charles Rennie Mackintosh edited by Wendy Kaplan, with permission of the publisher

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CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH A NEW VISION This page is dedicated to the Glasgow architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The images have been gathered together from the various pages of my other architectural explorations, which have been arranged primarily by location rather than by architects. Charles Rennie Mackintosh Charles Rennie Mackintosh was born in 1868 in Parson Street, Townhead, Glasgow, where his Martyrs Public School still stands. His novel architectural creations in Glasgow were all completed before his 40th birthday. He devoted his later years to interior design, furniture and visual art. Like Mackintosh's architecture, his works of art are unparalleled in their originality. Glasgow Herald building The very narrow Mitchell Street was the home of the Glasgow Herald building for many years before new publishing practices created a requirement for more modern premises. The lower floors were used as production space where the newspapers where dispatched from platforms open to the street. The upper floors, which have less of an industrial feel about them, were used for the editorial and commercial side of the operation. When Glasgow was awarded the title "UK city of Architecture 1999", part of the block was intended to serve as a museum of architecture - the Lighthouse, entered from Mitchell Lane. Unfortunately it was not able to open until the end of 1999, after most of the major exhibitions had appeared elsewhere.

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[Site Index] Peripheral Glasgow Architects in Action Glasgow is a large city by both Scottish and British standards and much of its interesting architecture is outwith the city centre. This page provides a brief tour of some of these buildings, most of which are not too inaccessable to the casual traveller. Peoples Palace, Glasgow Beyond the City Centre and the Merchant City lies Glasgow Green by the banks of the River Clyde. The Peoples Palace Museum stands in the centre of the park. Glasgow Green was public space on the edges of the earliest city boundary before the city's massive expansion of the 19th and 20th centuries led to the absorbsion the surrounding villages and hamlets. The Peoples Palace was designed by Glasgow's City Engineer and Surveyor, Alexander.B.MacDonald (left), in his preferred Renaissance style. As its name suggests it is intended as a popular museum featuring the history and folk culture of Glasgow. The exhibits are unpretentious, as you would expect from a museum devoted to the city's down-to-earth population. It was opened in 1898 by Lord Rosebery. who had briefly been British Prime Minister from 1894 to 1895.

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Glasgow Photo Library - Index Page Click on the links below to access good size photos of over 70 views of Scotland's largest city. Most of the main tourist attractions are there - plus a few more unusual locations. You can access them individually - or take a virtual tour, as each page is linked to the next. Alexandra Park Fountain - This iron-built fountain is painted in vibrant colours. Argyle Arcade - Scotland's first "shopping mall" was built in 1827. Baird Hall - Originally a high class hotel, this Art-Deco building is now a students' halls of residence. The Barras - A popular street market in the east-end of the city. Bell's Bridge - A pedestrian bridge built for the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival. Bewley's Hotel - An striking, ultra-modern city-centre hotel . Buchanan Bus Station - The "meeting point" emphasises Glasgow's friendly image! Burrell Collection - Displayed in a building in Pollok Country Park. Buttery Restaurant - A favourite eatin place since 1869. Ca' d'Oro Building - A Victorian version of the Golden House in Venice. Caledonian Road Church - A magnificent Alexander "Greek" Thomson design.

92. Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hill House charles rennie mackintosh Hill House. This title is no longer available from theRoland Collection. charles rennie mackintosh The white bedroom, Hill House. http://www.roland-collection.com/rolandcollection/section/13/702.htm

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email Charles Rennie Mackintosh , the son of a police superintendent, was born in Glasgow in 1868. He was educated at the Allan Glen's School before starting his architectural apprenticeship. He attended evening classes at the Glasgow School of Art and in 1889 joined the firm of Honeymen and Kepple. Although Mackintosh's architectural output was fairly small he had a considerable influence on European design. Especially popular in Austria and Germany, Mackintosh's work was highly acclaimed when it was shown at the Vienna Secession Exhibition in 1900. It was also exhibited in Budapest, Munich, Dresden, Venice and Moscow. An outstanding exponent of the Art Nouveau style, Mackintosh was responsible for the Glasgow School of Art (1897-99), its library block (1907-09), the Cranston Tearooms and Hill House in Helensburgh. His work, often done with his wife

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Volume 56 / Number 2 / June 1997 EDITORIAL R EPRESENTING A RCHITECTURAL ... ISTORY Eve Blau ARTICLES W HO T AUGHT THE I NCA S TONEMASONS T HEIR S KILLS? A C OMPARISON OF T IAHUANACO AND I NCA C UT -S TONE M ASONRY Jean-Pierre Protzen, with Stella Nair L E C ORBUSIER AND THE A COUSTICAL T ROPE: A N I NVESTIGATION OF I TS O RIGINS Christopher Pearson I NTERPRETATIONS OF THE R EBUILDING OF C ANTERBURY C ATHEDRAL, A RCHAEOLOGICAL AND H ISTORICAL E VIDENCE Peter Draper A N OTE ON THE D UTCH O RIGINS OF S OUTH A FRICAN C OLONIAL A RCHITECTURE Jona Schellekens EXHIBITIONS F RANK L LOYD W RIGHT: D ESIGNS FOR AN A MERICAN L ANDSCAPE, C ANADIAN C ENTRE FOR A RCHITECTURE, M ONTREAL, 18 J UNE— 22 S EPTEMBER reviewed by Ernest Pascucci F D UBAN: L ES COULEURS DE L’ARCHITECTE, C B LOIS, 15 J UNE— 29 S EPTEMBER reviewed by Karen Bowie S IR W ILLIAM C HAMBERS, A RCHITECT TO G EORGE III, C OURTAULD G ALLERY, L ONDON, 10 O CTOBER 1996—5 J ANUARY reviewed by Edward McParland BOOKS ANTIQUITY, PAST AND PRESENT T HE D ANCING C OLUMN: O N O RDER IN A RCHITECTURE, by Joseph Rykwert, reviewed by Ingrid Rowland A RCHITECTURE AND M EANING ON THE A THENIAN A CROPOLIS, by Robin Rhodes

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Charles Rennie MacKintosh, Scottish Architect Glasgow Airport Millennium Taxis Charles Rennie MacKintosh - CRM (1868 - 1928) Born into a family of eleven children in the Townhead area of Glasgow or as we say here 'Toonheed', his celebrated work only reached worldwide status after his death. People only realising later what this genius ideas and designs had actually done for Glasgow and it's future. Did you know that he has 11 celebrated main architectural sites in Glasgow ? with the addition of commissioned work which is not open to the public. The first is of a main door and entrance hallway in one of the main squares of Glasgow - Blythswood Square. It was inserted in 1909 about 10 years after Blythswood Square was completed. If you go to the square, take a look at all the main doorways, I'm sure if you know your stuff you should be able to recognise his work. If not drop me a line and I'll tell you! More of his commissions can be found in Glasgow. Another example, Craigie House (1872) is a private residence, currently office space at 6 Rowan Road, Bellahouston Park. This area is know as Dumbreck. In 1892 The Glasgow Firm, "Honeyman and Keppie", entrusted their young architect, John Keppie with a series of alterations to the entrance and library but it is believed judging by the wood carvings it is seen as Charles Rennie MacKintosh's work, at this time he was the architects assistant!. An original mural by MacKintosh can also be found inside the premises at 91 Buchannan Street, which was the Clydesdale Bank (1896) and the building was originally designed as a Tearoom.

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Guestbook Discuss Postcard News ... What's New Location: Home / Images / The List: E to G The Glasgow Guide Images list of Photographs - E F G E TOP Easterhouse Image Compilation Edinburgh: On the Day of Terror in America Image Compilation Eglinton Toll Tenement Block by Unknown ... Egyptian Halls (From South) by Alexander Thomson F TOP Finnieston and Ibrox Image Compilation Finnieston Parish Church by James Sellars Free Normal School (Former) by David Hamilton G TOP Garnethill Image Compilation Gallery of Modern Art by Hamilton and Cunningham George Hotel and Cleland Testimonial Building by Duff and Hamilton ... Images: A-D Images: H-Q Images Games Maps Pubs ... Info+ All material in the sites ( www.glasgowguide.co.uk ) and ( www.glasgowguide.com

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