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 and his unwavering dedication to preserving the grandeur of Kellie Castle—a project inextricably linked to his brother’s architectural brilliance. Born in Edinburgh, Lorimer's upbringing fostered an intellectual curiosity nurtured by his father, James Lorimer, who held a prestigious professorship at Edinburgh University, shaping young John’s formative years with…