House for an Art Lover Glasgow

Bellahouston Park, 10 Dumbreck Road Glasgow , Scotland, United Kingdom - Phone: 44-141-353-4770
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    Architectural building

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  • 1

    Skotlannin alamailla

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    ... kulttuuria tuli tutkailtua 1900-luvun vaihteen molemmin puolin eläneen Charles Rennie Mackintoshin suunnittelutöiden kautta. House for an Art Lover, Glasgow School of Art ja muut englantilaista jugendia edustaneet torpat kuten teehuoneet pistivät ...

  • 2

    More Glasgow Adventures

    ... noon. Whoops. Still, there's not all that much in Glasgow so we still hit the main things. Our first stop was House for an Art Lover which I had been meaning to get to. It was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1900, but it wasn't built until ...

  • 3

    Glasgow - after a little more rest

    ... to a bright new day.  Plan was to hit the Willow Tea Room for breakfast, Queen Cross Church, and the House for an Art Lover; all Macintosh buildings of course.  The willow tea rooms were projects he was commissioned for by a lady named ...

  • 4

    Glasgow Day 2

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    Today Emily, Lucy, and I tried to go to Mackintosh's "House for an Art Lover." However, it was unfortunately closed for a private event. Sad day. Especially since it was on the other side of the river…aka in the boondocks of Glasgow. However there ...

  • 5

    Glasgow Day 3

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    ... ....It was really gorgeous, and very different from the rest of the Cathedral. Lucy and I did make it to "A House for An Art Lover." I did not know much about Charles Rennie Mackintosh before this visit (read: NOTHING)...but I absolutely fell in love ...

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    Glasgow (4/29/09)

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    ... . It makes me happy inside…there will be more pictures of what I am talking about in my later post about House for an Art Lover, which was designed by Mackintosh. The Glasgow Boys This was a schol of painting that developed as a way in ...