'… Above all … George Rowlett has created a great series of landscapes. He has carved out his own modest but distinct place in the evolution of landscape painting. Viewed from very close, the images in Rowlett's landscapes dissolve into swirling abstractions. His landscapes make their presence felt not only as lively, original and imaginative renderings of the busy Thames or the quiet cornfields, cliffs and churchyards of Kent, but also as weighty, tactile physical objects.' (Mark Glazebrook)