Between the Rock and the Tree

Paul Clarke

Between the Rock and the Tree

Paul Clarke

The Leverhulme Trust

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Invited speaker for ‘Mackintosh Contemporary: the Contemporary, Tradition and History’. An International symposium for the Leverhulme International Network of Contemporary Studies held in the Reid building Glasgow School of Art. International collection of speakers covering contemporary music, fine art, illustration, architecture, cinema and poetry.'Between the Rock and the Tree' explored the relationship of drawing, historical influences and thoughts of abstracted landscapes in the late work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Publisher	Leverhulme Trust
Number of pages	0
Publication status	Accepted - 1 Sept 2015
Event	‘Mackintosh Contemporary: the Contemporary, Tradition and History’ - Glasgow School of Art Duration: 1 Sept 2015 → …

Conference

Conference	‘Mackintosh Contemporary: the Contemporary, Tradition and History’
Period	1/09/15 → …

Keywords

Mackintosh
drawing
Glasgow School of Art

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The Measure of things
Clarke, P., Apr 2015, The Library. Glasgow: MSA Publications, p. 48-66
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Between the Rock and the Tree

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