Manxman Pianoforte 1897
mackayhughbailliescott
natural stone pattern
wood texture
mother
furniture
wood background
brown and beige
england
warm toned
men
wooden texture
warm-toned
neutral brown palette
cardboard
musical-instrument
decorative-art
brown colour palette
This striking 1897 "Manxman Pianoforte" by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies the Arts and Crafts movement's focus on handcrafted, functional design. The inlaid wood marquetry panels depicting stylized trees and the contrasting striped black and oak finish highlight the movement's appreciation for natural materials and craftsmanship. This piece is a unique example of a piano designed as a decorative element in the home, blending functionality with artistic aesthetic. The Art Institute of Chicago’s collection features a range of artistic styles and periods, including works by prominent designers such as Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, making it an essential destination for art enthusiasts.
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