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“Sea Pink”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1901.
West elevation of The Glasgow School of Art. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1909.
"Deep Water". Rockwell Kent. 1931.
Staircase of The Bauhaus Dessau. Walter Gropius. 1926.
Photo: Cristina Ardelean.
Cushion cover. Jessie Newbery. c.1900.
Image: V&A.
Design for a brass firedog. Ernest Gimson. 1908.
Image: LCC.
"Blue and green foliage design". Frederick Burrows. Before 1972.
Image: TFA.
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"Fritillaria". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.
A jewel-like framed print detail of this beautiful work by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh from 1912.
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This beautiful framed print is of an exquisite detail taken from the 1902 panel by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. "The White Rose and The Red Rose".
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An exquisite detail taken from "The Mysterious Garden" a 1911 watercolour by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh.
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“Gilardia, Walberswick". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1914.
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It's Fritillaria time!
Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed.
• Archival quality
• Made to last
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"Fritillaria". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.
Stained glass detail: Windyhill, Kilmacolm. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1901.
Original: photo Alan Kemp
"Beyond The Valley". Eyvind Earle. 1986.
Bedroom set. Norman Bel Geddes. c.1932.
Image: Brooklyn Museum.
Detail: Table runner. Frances Mary Templeton with Ann Macbeth. 1909.
Image: V&A.
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"The last snow". Wilhelm Purvit. 1898.
Oak Drawers. Peter Waals. 1920.
Photo: LCC.
Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.
Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed.
• Archival quality
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• Gorgeous
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“Gilardia, Walberswick". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1914.
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Japanese quince, Chaenomeles japonica.
Hope your day is going well. 🙏
#Love #Peace #Nature #Flowers #Daffodils #FlowersEveryday #ukGarden #BlueSky #ColoursOfLove #ColoursOfNature #BloomScrolling #NaturalArt #art
Here’s one we made earlier… 😉
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Dreadful.
The impact is sure to be felt widely tomorrow.
Our hearts go out to all in Glasgow affected by this.
An exquisite detail taken from "The Mysterious Garden" a 1911 watercolour by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh.
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Rug. Des: Gunta Stölzl. 1928.
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This beautiful framed print is of an exquisite detail taken from the 1902 panel by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. "The White Rose and The Red Rose".
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"Sails". Sybil Andrews. 1960.
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