Publisher: Richard Drew Publishing Publication date: 1 Oct. 1987 Language: English Print length: 96 pages ISBN-10: 0862671914 ISBN-13: 978-0862671914 Item weight: 191 g Dimensions: 21 x 15 x 0.1 cm This book focuses on the life and works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), who was active as a painter, designer, and architect. The following is an explanation by AI: Diverse Works: The book introduces Mackintosh's famous tearooms, unique furniture, and memorable paintings, as well as works other than architecture. Important Buildings: There are chapters dedicated to his representative works, the Glasgow School of Art and The Hill House, with specially taken color photographs. Innovative Style: The book discusses his unique architectural style and design, which fused Art Nouveau, Japanese design, and traditional Scottish elements. Re-evaluation of the Figure: The book challenges the "Mackintosh myth" that he was not highly regarded locally during his lifetime, and focuses on the facts of his life and work. It often mentions his collaborative work with his wife, Margaret Macdonald. Mackintosh established a unique style that contrasted strong right angles with decorative curves featuring floral motifs, and references to traditional Scottish architecture, greatly influencing the European design world. This book delves into the importance of his work from multiple perspectives.