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Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, pioneer of the Glasgow Style
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- Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh was a female artist who led the British Art Nouveau movement and played a decisive role in shaping the Glasgow Style.
- Born in England in 1864, she moved with her family to Glasgow in 1890, where she studied design with her sister Frances at the Glasgow School of Art.
- In 1898 she became a member of the Scottish Society of Watercolor Painters, and today she is being rediscovered as an independent and creative artist.
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