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Hunterian Gallery Glasgow

Rennie Mackintosh House Glasgow, Scotland, UK – Hillhead Street Property

Hunterian Gallery

Location: University of Glasgow, West End

Address: Hunterian Gallery, 82 Hillhead St, University of Glasgow, Scotland

Please note the Hunterian Art Gallery is on the north side of University Avenue and the Hunterian Museum is on the south side, separate buildings

Hunterian Art Gallery from southeast:

photographs © Isabelle Lomholt

Interior of a Mackintosh-designed house formerly at 78 Southpark Avenue, Glasgow, where he lived from 1906-14.

Rennie Mackintosh House, on south side of gallery:

photographs © Isabelle Lomholt

Gallery designed by architect William Whitfield c.1978

The Mackintosh House
The interiors of 6 Florentine Terrace, Glasgow: reconstruction of Rennie Mackintosh & Margaret Macdonald house; includes the Mackintosh House Gallery. A useful exhibition for visitors to Glasgow – a recreation but without any functional or commercial variation such as the School of art and the Tea Rooms.

The Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery opened in 1807 and was the first public museum in Scotland. The Hunterian is named after William Hunter, a pioneer obstetrician and anatomist.

Nearest Metro: Hillhead

The Hunterian Museum – Opening Times

please check with the Hunterian on 0141 330 3310. At time of writing,
Mon-Sat 9.30 – 5pm
The Mackintosh House closes daily 12.30 – 1.30
Admission Free
Groups require pre-booking

Hunterian Gallery architect : William Whitfield

Projects close to The Hunterian: Oran Mor, to the northwest, at top end of the Byres Road

Adjacent shopping/dining area to The Hunterian: Byres Road, 2-3 mins walk to the west

Rennie Mackintosh History / Background

Rennie Mackintosh

Hunterian Art Gallery – 0141 330 5431

Nearest Metro: Hillhead

Mackintosh House design : Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Hunterian Museum