Curatorial Narrative Andrew Nicholl’s “An Overshot Mill” embodies the atmospheric and emotive qualities of Romanticism, its loose brushwork imbuing the landscape with an air of spontaneity. Created in a time when the picturesque was all the rage, this work exemplifies the artist’s preoccupation with capturing the sublime, as he renders the rolling hills, woods, and watercourse of the Scottish countryside. In a luxury interior setting, “An Overshot Mill” takes on a presence that is both expansive and intimate. When enlarged to its standard print size of 66×44 inches, the painting’s chromatic structure assumes a dominance over the surrounding environment, with the cool blues and greens subtly offset by warm browns and whites. The spatial depth created by Nicholl’s loose brushwork lends an air of atmospheric weight to the space, drawing the viewer’s eye into the landscape while also emphasizing the interplay between materiality and l