Duille

"Peonies". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. c.1920. Order yours: duille.com/peonies

Dining Room, Windyhill. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1901.

"A River at Twilight". Algernon Newton. 1935.

"Bamboo" Floor Lamp. Clara Driscoll for Tiffany Studios. c.1910.

Wall Tile - "Sprig of flowers". William De Morgan. c.1885.

Design for the Midland Hotel, Morecambe. Oliver Hill. 1932. Image: RIBA.

"Dhalias". Gordon Mortensen. 2006.

“La Rue du Soleil”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1926. Order your beautiful print: duille.com/soleil

Martyrs' School (Mackintosh 1895) is back on sale by Glasgow City Council. 'Sold' in June 2025 for museum use, the sale failure reasons are undisclosed. It was saved in the 1970s by Mackintosh Society campaigning. It's now A-Listed. Listing: go.duille.com/mschool

Saddening to learn that David Willey, the BBC's long standing Rome Correspondent has died at 93. His was one of those trusted voices that could tell stories with nuance, style, grace and from deep wisdom. An old school gent who we'll miss. Photo: William Gray Harris.

Meanwhile in Norway.

We laugh in the face of your Plate Tectonics and Subduction Zones. You want the truth? Colossal subterranean catfish.

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Mackintosh. He is class.

“La Rue du Soleil”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1926. Order your beautiful print: duille.com/soleil

Detail: Textile design. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. c.1918. Image: V&A.

"Marine". Léon Spilliaert. 1925.

"The Stour, near Sudbury". Algernon Newton. 1939. Image: Bonhams.

"Play and Build". AR Penck. 2002.

"Luncheon of the Boating Party". Pierre-Auguste Renoir. c.1881. Image: Phillips.