Join Alison Brown as she delves into the intricate designs of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, focusing on his opulent 1903 creations for the Willow Tea Rooms located at 217 Sauchiehall Street. As the Curator for European Decorative Art & Design at Glasgow Museums, Alison brings a wealth of expertise to her theory on decoding Mackintosh’s work in the context of Kate Cranston’s tea rooms. Her extensive involvement in curating Mackintosh exhibitions and overseeing the restoration of his iconic Oak Room interior adds depth to her insights. As part of The Dug Out: Sunday Afternoon Talks for the Public in 2024, this session offers a unique opportunity to explore the inspirations behind the Willow Tea Rooms building. Immerse yourself in the history and artistic influences while enjoying a cup of tea and homemade shortbread in the charming tea room setting. Guests with full-price tickets can also savor a special 20% discount on select food and drink items, making this event a must-attend for enthusiasts of Mackintosh's timeless designs. Remember to quote DUGOUT24 when booking to avail of this exclusive offer.

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