Last week Sky Arts announced the organisation which will receive the commission and the location of the 10th Anniversary Prize Commission for the next series of Landscape Artist of the Year has been announced.
plus Cezanne's landscape painting of Mont St. Victoire - also in the Courtauld
- The Courtauld Gallery will be the recipient of the £10,000 Prize Commission - meaning the winner will have their commission painting hung in the Courtauld. (You can see online versions of paintings in the Courtauld Collection - but always best to visit to see the real thing and appreciate its impact)
- The location for the Commission will be the South of France
Following in the footsteps of famous painters like Monet, Cezanne and Van Gogh, the winning artist will travel to the south of France to create a work inspired by one of the most famous coastlines in the word.
At this point I'll just insert my sketch of Monet's painting of Antibes in the 'old' Courtauld Gallery!
My sketch of Monet's painting of Antibes in the Courtauld Gallery |
plus Cezanne's landscape painting of Mont St. Victoire - also in the Courtauld
The Montagne Saint-Victoire (c.1887) by Paul Cezanne (1839-1906) oil on canvas Samuel Courtauld Trust: Courtauld Gift 1932 |
I've also tried drawing the landscape in the south of France like Van Gogh and have certainly visited a number of places which he drew - and a number of places where he drew from.
If you want to get more insight into what that Commission trip might involve - just take a look at this article for Architectural Digest - An Art Lover’s Road Trip Through the South of France. I've done all of it apart from the last bit - and it is a location which provides masses of inspiration.
Applications close on Friday 3rd May and the filming starts in June.
You can read more about how to enter via my blog post Call for Entries: Landscape Artist of the Year Series Ten
You can read more about how to enter via my blog post Call for Entries: Landscape Artist of the Year Series Ten
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