The inspiration for this panel is taken from a gesso panel typical of those designed by Margaret, entitled 'The White Rose and the Red Rose'. The original can be seen above the fireplace in the drawing room of the Mackintosh House at the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Art Gallery.
Limited Edition special.
These panels will be produced in a limited edition of 250.
An artist in her own right, Margaret Macdonald, was responsible for many of the decorative panels and other features of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's interiors. They met while at Glasgow School of Art. Together with her sister Frances, and his friend Herbert MacNair, they became known as The Four, leaders in the Glasgow Style of Art Nouveau. Forecast Sculptures' panels, although inspired by the originals of Margaret Macdonald, are not replicas. To suit today's home environment, they have been reduced in size by up to 50%, therefore some detail has been simplified to keep the impression of the originals.
Dimensions:
49cm x 49cm (frame size)
(Approx. 19.31 x 19.31 inches)
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