The FOUR together at last . . . It was certainly about time that the two previous, prevailing dogmas about the ‘Glasgow Four’ were reconsidered, and Billcliffe is certainly the best placed to do it. Rather than foregrounding either CRM or Margaret and Frances, Billcliffe has given us the most comprehensive account yet of their shared artistic endeavours, covering all the art forms and media they embraced. From architecture to graphic design to furniture and fabrics the book is very well illustrated and some rarely seen works…
Five Stars A great addition to the books on Mackintosh and the work of the ‘four’
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The FOUR together at last . . . It was certainly about time that the two previous, prevailing dogmas about the ‘Glasgow Four’ were reconsidered, and Billcliffe is certainly the best placed to do it. Rather than foregrounding either CRM or Margaret and Frances, Billcliffe has given us the most comprehensive account yet of their shared artistic endeavours, covering all the art forms and media they embraced. From architecture to graphic design to furniture and fabrics the book is very well illustrated and some rarely seen works…
Great book for period and featured artists Gorgeous book – better than I imagined it would be
Five Stars A great addition to the books on Mackintosh and the work of the ‘four’