Mackintosh architecture the complete buildings and selected projects

Mackintosh architecture the complete buildings and selected projects

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Main Author:	Mackintosh, Charles Rennie 1868-1928
Other Authors:	Cooper, Jackie
Format:	Unknown
Published:	London Academy Eds. 1984
Subjects:	Eclecticism in architecture > Great Britain
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