Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect, designer, and artist who was a major figure in the Art Nouveau movement. He is best known for his unique and progressive designs for furniture, textiles, and interior spaces. His work was characterised by its clean lines, geometric forms, and muted colours, and he was also an avid painter and watercolorist. His influence on the development of modern design can still be seen today in many contemporary pieces.
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Mackintosh Prints
- Arch of Titus, Rome
- Bedroom Design
- Buttress, Milan Cathedral
- Cactus Walberswick
- Campanile Martorama, Palermo
- Certosa di Pavia, Memorial
- Chickory
- Cintra
- Conversazione Programme, Designed for The Glasgow Architectural Association
- Design for a Clock Face
- Faded Roses
- Floral and Chequered Fabric Design
- Grey Iris
- The Heart of the Rose
- Hill House, Helensburgh
- House of an Art Lover
- Ixias
- Larkspur, Walberswick
- Line Drawing of Furniture
- London, Elevation of Proposed Studio in Glebe Place and Upper Cheyne Walk
- Masters of Interior Design
- The May Queen
- Mont Louis, Flower Study
- Montacute House, Somerset
- O Ye All Ye That Walk in Willow Wood
- Orvieto Cathedral, Mosaic Bands in Spiral Column
- Palermo Cathedral, Eastern Turrets
- Palermo, Campanile Martorana
- Part Seen, Imagined Part
- Peonies
- Pinks
- Port Vendres
- Reception and Music Room
- The Road Through the Rocks
- A Southern Port
- Studies of Decorative Ceiling Panels, San Miniato, Florence
- Study of a Rhododendron
- Study of an Angel Statue, Certosa di Pavia
- Textile Design
- Tomb of Carlo Marsuppini, Santa Croce, Florence
- The Tree of Personal Effort
- The Village of La Lagonne
- Wareham, Dorset
- The Wassail
- White Cabinet
- The White Rose and the Red Rose
- Winter Rose
- Yellow Tulips