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Died 1921. Nationality Scottish. Birth place Kidsgrove. Frances Macdonald MacNair was born near Wolverhampton but in 1890 her family moved to Glasgow. Frances and her older sister Margaret enrolled at Glasgow School of Art (GSA) and took drawing classes. There they met fellow students Charles Rennie Mackintosh and James Herbert MacNair.
Other articles where Frances Macdonald is discussed: graphic design: Art Nouveau: …artists (and sisters) Margaret and Frances Macdonald in a revolutionary period of creativity beginning in the 1890s. This group in Glasgow, Scotland, combined rectangular structure with romantic and religious imagery in their unorthodox furniture, crafts, and graphic designs.
Frances Macdonald MacNair Frances Macdonald MacNair. Frances Macdonald MacNair . Nacimiento: 24 de agosto de 1873; Tipton, United Kingdom Fallecimiento: 12 de diciembre de 1921; Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Nacionalidad: British, Scottish Movimiento: Arte Nuevo, Arts and Crafts Escuela/grupo: Glasgow School Campo: pintura Influenciado por: William Blake, Aubrey Beardsley
Frances Macdonald McNair was a pivotal artist and designer in the development of the Glasgow Style and Art Nouveau aesthetic in Scotland. Of Frances's jewellery designs, only a small group of designs and photographs of executed items survive. Born near Wolverhampton, Frances Macdonald McNair moved with her family to Glasgow in 1890.
19 de dic. de 2017 · Most people have heard of Art Nouveau, but few remember two of the most influential figures in its conception. (No, not Gustav Klimt.) They were a pair of sisters named Margaret and Frances MacDonald, who, along with their Glasgow School of Art classmates Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Herbert MacNair, comprised the Glasgow Four.
29 de nov. de 2017 · The sisters Margaret and Frances Macdonald registered to enter the Glasgow School of Art in 1890. From a privileged background, the Macdonald family had moved to Glasgow in the late 1880s; by 1900 Glasgow was to become one of the world’s wealthiest cities, an emblem of the British Empire.
Margaret Macdonald, Frances Macdonald, J. Herbert McNair. The Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. c.1895. Lithograph. 90 3/16 × 37 1/8" (229.1 × 94.3 cm). Carter and Pratt. Art Poster Lithos., Glasgow. Gift of Joseph H. Heil, by exchange. 188.2016. Architecture and Design
