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Doves and Dreams: The Art of Frances Macdonald and J. Herbert McNairfrom: Lund Humphries August 28, 2006 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Museums in Bournemouth: Art History and Culture in Unique Surroundingsby: Simon Olding, Juliet Kinchin, John Earl 1990 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh: His Buildings in & Around Glasgowby: Brian J. R Blench, Juliet Kinchin 1995 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Edwin Longsden Long, Raby: Mark Bills, Edwin Longsden Long, Juliet Kinchin, Simon Olding August 01, 1998 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Pollak House: A history of the house and gardensby: Juliet Kinchin 1983 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Glasgow's Great Exhibitions, 1888, 1901, 1911, 1938, 1988by: Perilla Kinchin, Juliet Kinchin, Neil Baxter April 25, 1988 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Is Mr Ruskin Living Too Long?: Selected Writings of E.W. Godwin on Victorian Architecture, Design and Cultureby: Juliet Kinchin, Paul Stirton March 31, 2005 |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is well-known, his wife Margaret MacDonald slightly less so. The other two members of the so-called Glasgow Four, Frances MacDonald and James Mc'Nair, have been virtually forgotten. Until now, that is, with a major exhibition of their work in Glasgow in the autumn of 2006 and currently-spring 2007-in Liverpool at the Walker Art Gallery. This book was published to coincide with these exhibitions. And it's a great book, containing detailed articles on the work of these early-twentieth century artists. In the great tradition of Art Nouveau, itself influenced in part by the Arts and Crafts Movement, Frances MacDonald and James McNair did not just paint ; they also designed and made furniture, ... Read More: >>More Details |
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