Glasgow style

Detail of a poster for the Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts, ca. 1895. Designed by Frances Macdonald (1873–1921), Margaret Macdonald (1864–1933), and James Herbert McNair (1868–1955). Collection of Glasgow Museums, Scotland. Photo: Victoria Emily Jones, at the Walters Art Museum exhibition "Designing the New: Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style."

Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh

Glasgow Style art nouveau stained glass window repair at Dairsie House, Glasgow Academy, Newlands, Scotland. Original artist may be Oscar Paterson. 1890's. Partial re-lead and replacement of glass for broken/missing. www.rdwglass.co.uk

Exhibition posters done in the Glasgow Style. Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert MacNair, Frances Macdonald, and Margaret Macdonald. #artnouveau #glasgowstyle #artists #designers #graphicdesign #graphicart

In the late nineteenth century, a new style of embroidery developed at the Glasgow School of Art, which influenced Western embroidery for many decades to come. The new style was developed following changes at the School that took place after 1885 when Francis H. Newbery was appointed as director. He allowed students to develop their own individual talents, rather than forcing them to follow a strict, Classical form of learning.

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Cover design for Maria Edgeworth's "The Good Governess" by Ethel Larcombe

Cover of H. C. Davidson's "The Book of the Home" — binding design by Talwin Morris (1865-1911)

Exhibition posters done in the Glasgow Style. Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert MacNair, Frances Macdonald, and Margaret Macdonald. #artnouveau #glasgowstyle #artists #designers #graphicdesign #graphicart

Glasgow School Of Art - EGG TEMPRA ON PAPER

Charles Mackintosh

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