Andrew Scott George: A Luminosity of Dorset Landscapes Andrew Scott George (b. 1952) stands as a singular voice within the realm of British realist painting, particularly celebrated for his breathtaking egg tempera landscapes that capture the essence of Dorset and the Mendip Hills. His artistic vision transcends mere depiction; it strives to evoke the sublime—a concept deeply rooted in Romantic aesthetics—drawing inspiration from masters like Turner and Constable while forging an enduring connection to a tradition stretching back centuries. George’s meticulous approach, combined with his pro…