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Charles Rennie Mackintosh, born in 1868 in Glasgow, Scotland, was an influential architect, designer, and artist pivotal in the Art Nouveau movement. Known for his distinctive style that married the elegance of Art Nouveau with the simplicity of modernist themes, Mackintosh’s work is characterized by clean lines, organic forms, and the innovative use of materials. Despite facing relative obscurity during his lifetime, Mackintosh posthumously gained recognition as a pioneering figure in modern architecture and design, leaving a lasting impact with his visionary approach.
“Art is the Flower – Life is the Green Leaf.” – Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Established in 1845, the Glasgow School of Art swiftly became a prominent center for design-based education in Britain. By the late 19th century, its growing reputation and expanding student body…
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