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Margaret Macdonald Master Palette

Margaret Macdonald Master Palette

Muted Topaz

Margaret Macdonald is a 19th-century British and Scottish Art Nouveau artist using predominantly #7E5F3E#AD8F53#8B7D98#36281D#CBB696. We identified 7 distinct Margaret Macdonald palettes in our collection.

Influenced by
Gustav Klimt
School
Glasgow School

Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh was a British artist who worked in Scotland, and whose design work became one of the defining features of the Glasgow Style during the 1890s to 1900s.

Artworks by Margaret Macdonald

Embroidered Panels palette card
Embroidered Panels (1902)
Hill House Bedroom (detail) palette card
Hill House Bedroom (detail)
La Mort Parfumee palette card
La Mort Parfumee (1921)
O Ye, All Ye That Walk in Willowood palette card
O Ye, All Ye That Walk in Willowood (1903)
Opera Of The Seas palette card
Opera Of The Seas (1903)
Seven Princesses palette card
Seven Princesses (1907)
Summer palette card
Summer (1897)
The Heart Of The Rose palette card
The Heart Of The Rose (1901)
The Little Hills palette card
The Little Hills (1914)
The May Queen palette card
The May Queen (1900)
The Mysterious Garden palette card
The Mysterious Garden (1911)
The Opera Of The Seas palette card
The Opera Of The Seas (1915)

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