The Mackintosh phenomenon: The rise of Charles Rennie Mackintosh as cultural icon, cultural superstar!

Trowles, Peter

The Mackintosh phenomenon: The rise of Charles Rennie Mackintosh as cultural icon, cultural superstar!

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Trowles, Peter (2015) The Mackintosh phenomenon: The rise of Charles Rennie Mackintosh as cultural icon, cultural superstar! In: Art Nouveau and Ecology: Miscellany. Reseau Art Nouveau Network/Ministry of Brussels-Capital Region, Brussels, pp. 80-84.
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The Mackintosh phenomenon: The rise of Charles Rennie Mackintosh as cultural icon, cultural superstar!

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Verkruyssen, Arlette

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Trowles, Peter

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The Glasgow architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh died in 1928. Five years later in 1933, and only on the death of his wife Margaret Macdonald, a small memorial exhibition was staged to honour his life and work. Remarkably it was to be a further 35 years, in 1968, before another, more substantial exhibition was arranged to profile his artistic creativity. However, since the 1980s interest in both Mackintosh and Glasgow’s cultural heritage has reached an unprecedented level among academics and the general public alike. Today, Mackintosh’s name and reputation is known the world over.

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Art Nouveau, Europe, Heritage, Ecology

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2015

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European Union (Culture 2007-2013 programme)

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18 Nov 2015 16:14

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12 Jan 2016 09:22

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Peter Trowles

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