At the turn of the century, young architects and designers in Europe and North America were searching for a new vocabulary to express their ideas and aims for the new century. None achieved this more readily than a young man from Glasgow who may have been Scotland's finest architect and designer in his own time and beyond.
A leader in the Art Nouveau movement, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) won international acclaim for his architectural, interior, furniture, and textile creations. The designs gracing the pages of this journal are a selection of adaptations from Mackintosh's signature high-backed chairs and stencils.
Click on either picture for a closer look. Size: 5 X 7". Genuine black leather embossed slip jacket and removable journal insert with full-color laminated covers and colorful designs throughout. 144 lined pages with a lay-flat binding and ribbon marker. Uncoated paper suits both pen and pencil. ISBN: 0-7649-1682-3.