The artwork titled “Décor de la salle à manger (House for an art lover, Glasgow)” was created in 1901 by the artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh. This piece, which belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, falls under the genre of design and is part of the series “House for an art lover, Glasgow.”
The artwork showcases the distinct aesthetic characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement, featuring organic, flowing lines and a harmonious integration of form and function. Central to the design is an elegant figure adorned with stylized floral elements, predominantly roses, which symbolize beauty and natural growth. The figure is surrounded by intricate, delicate lines that form abstract and rhythmic patterns, contributing to the overall sense of fluidity and movement. The color palette consists of gentle, muted tones, emphasizing the serene and sophisticated nature of the composition. Mackintosh’s meticulous attention to detail and innovative design principles are evident, highlighting his mastery in blending art and architecture.
