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Adaptation from a Charles Rennie Mackintosh fabric design, c. 19151923 To Charles Rennie Mackintosh, architecture proceeded from the inside out. While this notion would later become a Modernist truism (and although Mackintosh imposed the rule judiciously rather than inflexibly), his buildings were as much about what was in themtheir furnishings and decoras about their exteriors. Many designers of his time employed stenciling to add interest to interior walls, but Mackintosh's stencilsclean-lined, cheerful, and deceptively simplestand in sharp contrast to the fussy Victorian tangles that the mainstream favored. The stencil adapted for this bookmark graced the walls of Hill House (19021904), the architect's most important residential commission. - INDIVIDUAL ITEM RRP £1.99