A Scottish national obsession is coming to America. Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), the Scottish architect and designer, has been until recently a somewhat inaccessible figure in the United ...

BALTIMORE — Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed furniture and buildings, created the decor for 19th-century tearooms around his home city in Scotland, produced lovely watercolor paintings and ...

A watercolour painted by Charlie Rennie Mackintosh of a French village just three years before he died has sold at auction for £150,200. The Design Since 1860 auction by Lyon & Turnbull included ...

To mark this big day in Scotland’s calendar, here are works by five of the artists who loom large in the story of Scottish art. A group of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) watercolors and ...

Cropped detail from The May Queen, 1900, by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. (Courtesy the Walters Art Museum) The exhibit’s purpose is to “put Mackintosh in context,” said curator Alison Brown of the ...

“Those who want to see art”, said the leading German architect and critic Hermann Muthesius in 1902, “should bypass London and go straight to Glasgow. Glasgow’s take on art is unique.” At the turn of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A watercolour painted by Charlie Rennie Mackintosh of a French village just three years before he died has sold at auction for ...

A watercolour painted by Charlie Rennie Mackintosh of a French village just three years before he died has sold at auction for £150,200. Mackintosh and his wife, artist Margaret Macdonald, moved from ...

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