Set of eight architectural drawings for Auchinibert, Killearn
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1906
Auchinibert is a large detached house outside Killearn, Stirlingshire, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Francis J Shand and largely completed in 1908, and the only one of the six houses built to MackintoshÂ’s designs, that bears Tudor influences. Sets of architectural drawings in MackintoshÂ’s own hand are extremely rare, with sets for only two other buildings known to have survived. This set of plans, elevations and a cross-section for Auchinibert have been identified as in MackintoshÂ’s hand, with annotations by the architect as well as amendments showing later alterations to the house. The drawings now join the pre-eminent collection of work by Mackintosh at the Hunterian, where they will complement existing holdings of drawings for Auchinibert and provide valuable insight into the architectÂ’s working process.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Set of eight architectural drawings for Auchinibert, Killearn, 1906
Date supported
2015
Medium and material
ink wash on linen
Dimensions
Various
Grant
6500
Total cost
13000

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