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This book explores the botanical studies of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the influential Scottish architect, artist and designer. Author Pamela Robertson traces the evolution of Mackintosh's work, beginning with early pencil sketches and moving through to the introduction of watercolour, exemplified by the striking Walberswick group.
The book examines Mackintosh's sophisticated still-life compositions and textile designs, which positioned him as a leader of the British avant-garde. With reference to his renowned draughtsmanship, it considers the relationship between nature and design in Mackintosh's artistic output, showcasing the beauty and intricacy of his floral studies. This journey through his botanical art offers insights into his creative process and lasting artistic impact.
