John Henry Lorimer: A Scottish Painter of Domestic Life and Architectural Legacy John Henry Lorimer (1856 – 1936) stands as a significant figure in Victorian Scottish art, renowned for his meticulous depictions of domestic interiors—particularly Kellie Castle—and for collaborating closely with his brother, Robert Lorimer, on the castle’s ambitious revitalization. Born in Edinburgh, Lorimer's upbringing fostered an intellectual environment shaped by his father’s professorship at Edinburgh University, instilling within him a deep appreciation for scholarly pursuits and artistic exploration. Ed…