Landscape Artist of the Year - National Trust Favourites
What are the top 10 landscape paintings from National Trust properties created in this year's Best Landscape Artist's Best Picture?
As of 2015, a number of National Trust properties have occupied the property.
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As of 2015, a number of National Trust properties have occupied the property.
The 'answer' was unveiled in a single show - Landscape Artist of the Year: National Trust Favorites - which was broadcast on Sky Arts on 2 February to celebrate the National Trust buildings - and accompanying plaques. (Note: the program will re-air on different days and times this week.)
Furthermore? There were absolutely no 5 or 6 landscape series and only 14 landscape series in the top ten - polls in 2019, 2020 - and 2018 respectively - but there were some amazing landscape paintings owned by the National Trust in this series. ...
I think this is because the National Trust properties were very specific in rounds 1, 2 and 3 - then very few in rounds 4, 5 and 6. To emphasize my point - I have one of the below right now Qualifiers written and reviewed!
Anyway, the software was a very nice and satisfying combination of:
- A roundup of the top 10 paintings - by audience - to win the series playoffs since 2015 (but which series???)
- An introduction to places you've never been and a reminder of previous visits to specific websites you've visited.
The ten best paintings will be chosen by the public. So there is no interference from the judges - this is a show for everyone who writes every week that they disagree with the judges!!
Share your thoughts on your favorite paintings from the countries we love in a special episode of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year.
— National Trust (@nationaltrust) October 29, 2021
Visit skytv to vote for a chance to win Sky Q: https://t.co/1ITQ7vGDWg
#LAOTY pic.twitter.com/CWjQaCIpJf
The panels are explained in reverse order - so that's the order I'll use below. I refer to the website and the artist - and link where it goes without saying.
Some of the profile information comes from the always useful blog posts from Cass Arts - the program partner.
10. Warri Castle by Anna Berlin (Series 2, Round 2/2016).
Location: Wray Castle in the Lake District, a Gothic-Renaissance castle on the shores of Lake Windermere
Anna Berlin : painter and printer in Hertfordshire. She reachedthe semi-finals of the 2016 Sky Arts Landscape Artist Competition and won the 2017 Artist and Illustrator Award.
- Website: https://www.annaperlin.com/
- Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AnnaPerlinArt
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anna_perlin_art/
- Interview with Cass Arts: https://www.cassart.co.uk/blog/sky-arts-anna-perlin.htm
Check out this post on Instagram
9. Emma Copley's Trelissick (Series 1 Heat 2/2015)
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| Latticed Gardens by Emma Copley |
Location: Trelissick - a park near Truro in Cornwall
Artist: Emma Copley
- Born in Dublin, Emma has lived on the East Coast of the United States for the past 20 years and currently lives and works in Cambridge, England. Emma has developed the practice of painting since graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2001. Her work depicts everyday places and people, exploring color and form with thick layers of gestural painting.
- Website: https://emmakopley.com/woods
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emmakopleyart
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmakopleyart/
