Spring 1905

"Spring" (1905) by Frances Macdonald showcases the artist's distinctive style within the context of the Glasgow Style movement. This artwork, housed in the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow, depicts two figures in a symmetrical composition against a backdrop of stylized floral motifs. Macdonald's use of line and color creates a sense of elegance and whimsy, characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. The figures, adorned with long flowing robes, appear to be interacting with the blooming flowers, symbolizing the arrival of spring. This artwork is a testament to Macdonald's talent for capturing the beauty of nature through her unique artistic vision.