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Design for a Bookplate, 1896 (pencil on paper)
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Design for a Bookplate, 1896 (pencil on paper)
3431727 Design for a Bookplate, 1896 (pencil on paper) by MacDonald Mackintosh, Margaret (1865-1933); 21.1x16.8 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22720680
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1896 Arts And Crafts Bookplate British Art On Paper Female Artist Fertility Front Cover Frontispiece Glasgow School Mackintosh Maternal Maternity Motherhood Organic Pencil Publishing Putti Symmetrical Cherubim Cherubs John Edwards Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
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This print showcases a stunning "Design for a Bookplate" created in 1896 by the talented artist Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh. The intricate pencil drawing, measuring 21.1x16.8 cm, exudes an air of elegance and sophistication. The design features elements that symbolize fertility, arts and crafts, and motherhood, making it a perfect frontispiece for any book celebrating these themes. With its symmetrical patterns and organic shapes inspired by nature, this art nouveau masterpiece beautifully captures the essence of Victorian aesthetics. MacDonald Mackintosh's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of her pencil as she skillfully incorporates decorative elements such as cherubs or putti into the composition. These ornate figures add a touch of whimsy to the overall design while maintaining its refined charm. As one explores this artwork further, they can appreciate the influence of Scottish culture on MacDonald Mackintosh's work through her affiliation with the Glasgow School movement. Her talent shines through in this illustration which could easily grace the front cover of any literary masterpiece. This remarkable piece demonstrates not only MacDonald Mackintosh's artistic prowess but also her ability to create visually striking designs that evoke emotions and capture imaginations. It serves as a testament to her status as a prominent female artist during an era when women faced significant challenges in pursuing their creative passions. Overall, this exquisite "Design for a Bookplate" transports viewers back in time with its Victorian allure while simultaneously showcasing timeless beauty that transcends generations.
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