Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Synthesis in FormMackintosh's work has gained increasing respect internationally and his influence is considerable both locally and in the world of architecture and design. This volume looks at the development of his work, discussing projects in detail, and presenting an insightful analysis of Mackintosh's work. Steele draws comparison s with other contemporaries such as MacLaren, Voysey and Baillie-Scott. The book also includes several previously unpublished views of his most important buildings and his work as a painter. |
Contents
Mackintosh and His Time | 4 |
Retreat to Walberswick 162 | 5 |
The Mackintosh Legacy 206 | 6 |
Copyright | |
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