Stork's-bill, Holy Island 1901

Charles Rennie Mackintosh's "Stork's-bill, Holy Island" is a 1901 watercolor that showcases the artist's interest in nature and his signature style. Mackintosh, known for his contributions to the Art Nouveau movement, captures the delicate beauty of a plant, emphasizing its linear form and its blossoms in shades of pink and red. The image, with its stylized botanical representation, reflects Mackintosh's aesthetic sensibilities, known for their elegance and geometric precision.