Mackintosh, Charles

Charles Mackintosh
natal chart (Placidus)
natal chart English style (Equal houses)

Name	Mackintosh, Charles Gender: M
Birthname	Mackintosh, Charles Rennie
born on	7 June 1868 at 11:15 (= 11:15 AM )
Place	Glasgow, Scotland, 55n53, 4w15
Timezone	LMT m4w15 (is local mean time)
Data source	Quoted BC/BR Rodden Rating AA Collector: Wright
Astrology data	16°56' 11°51 Asc. 13°21'

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Biography

Scottish designer and painter, regarded as one of the most outstanding architects of the 20th century. Mackintosh was a modernist in that he aspired to a living architecture rooted in the present day, counter to established practice of the time. At the turn of the century, he designed the Glasgow School of Art. He married on 8/22/1900.

In his lifetime he remained isolated from the cultural mainstream. His best period for industry and creativity was 1896-1906. After then, he gave up his attempts to influence public taste. Considered too forward, he became somewhat embittered and sank into obscurity. He personally deteriorated, becoming taciturn and morose and drinking heavily. In the fall of 1927, he developed tongue cancer and finally lost his voice, dying on 12/10/1928. When Mackintosh died, the goods of his estate sold for 88 pounds: today a single piece of his furniture commands thousands.

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Events

• Relationship : Marriage 22 August 1900
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• Financial : Best Period 1896 (Industry and creativity, 10 years)

• Health : Medical diagnosis 1927 (Tongue cancer)

• Death by Disease 10 December 1928 (Tongue cancer, age 60)
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Source Notes

Paul Wright collection, B.C.

Categories

• Vocation : Building Trades : Interior design

• Vocation : Art : Fine art artist (Painter)

• Traits : Personality : Solitary/ Introvert

• Diagnoses : Psychological : Abuse Alcohol

• Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Cancer (Tongue, terminal)

• Vocation : Building Trades : Architect/ Planner (Outstanding architect)

• Diagnoses : Psychological : Depression (Bitter in later years, moody)