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Chair, 1911 (ebonised pine)
7443839 Chair, 1911 (ebonised pine) by Mackintosh, Charles Rennie (1868-1928); Glasgow Museums, UK; (add.info.: chair
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chair
Mackintosh, Charles Rennie; Smith, Francis
Scotland, Glasgow, Ingram Street Tea Rooms (place of use)
1911
ebonised pine
overall: 830 mm x 442 mm x 411 mm
Ebonised pine chair with fretted back and side rails, Chinese detailing, top rail steps down in centre, short rails form a square at top, drop in seat, by C R Macintosh, 1911
E.1982.45.7); © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection
Media ID 33091822
© © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection / Bridgeman Images
Mackintosh Charles Rennie 1868 1928
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This photograph captures the timeless beauty of a chair from 1911, crafted by renowned architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Made from ebonised pine, this exquisite piece of furniture showcases Mackintosh's signature style with its intricate fretted back and side rails adorned with delicate 'Chinese' detailing. The chair's top rail gracefully steps down in the center, while short rails form a square at the top, adding an element of geometric elegance to its design. The seat is designed to be easily removable, allowing for practicality and versatility. Originally used in the Ingram Street Tea Rooms in Glasgow, Scotland, this chair represents both function and artistry. Its sleek lines and attention to detail exemplify the Art Nouveau movement that was popular during this time period. Measuring approximately 830 mm x 442 mm x 411 mm overall, this chair stands as a testament to Mackintosh's mastery of craftsmanship. Preserved within the Glasgow Museums Collection since 1982 (E. 1982.45.7), it continues to inspire awe with its timeless appeal. As we gaze upon this remarkable print captured by Kinnear through Fine Art Finder, we are transported back in time to an era where beauty met functionality seamlessly. This photograph serves as a reminder of Mackintosh's enduring legacy as one of Scotland's most celebrated architects and designers.
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