Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner present a competition to find the nation's most talented landscape artist, with Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judging the contenders' work. The winner will be awarded a £10,000 commission, which will be added to the National Trust's permanent art collection.
The contestants set up their easels at Trelissick on the Fal Estuary in Cornwall as they attempt to impress judges Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan.
Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner welcome the artists to Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, where they have six hours to paint the French Renaissance-style chateau.
Hosts Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell welcome the artists to Lyme Park, Cheshire, where they have four hours to paint the stunning views of the 1,300 acre estate.
Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell welcome a new group of artists to Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, where they will have four hours to paint the stunning parterre.
Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell return to Trelissick in Cornwall to challenge a fresh group of artists to paint the breathtaking views of the 300-acre estate.
Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell present the semi-final from Potters Fields Park, London, where the artists are challenged to paint views of Tower Bridge and the City.
Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell present the final from Stourhead in Wiltshire, where one artist will be declared the Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2015.
The series concludes by following the winner of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2015 as they as they paint the evocative landscape of Flatford in Suffolk.
Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell search for a new star landscape artist as contestants capture National Trust properties across the country, starting at Scotney Castle, Kent.
The competition continues as hosts Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell welcome eight new artists and 50 wildcard entries to the stunning Wray Castle in Cumbria.
Eight new artists and a host of wildcard entries attempt to capture the picture-perfect views of Stowe in Buckinghamshire. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host.
The competition moves to Kent, where eight new artists and a host of wildcard entries attempt to capture the stunning countryside views of Scotney Castle.
Eight new artists and a host of wildcard entries attempt to capture the picture-perfect views of Wray Castle, Cumbria. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host.
The competition moves to Stowe, Buckinghamshire, where the artists attempt to capture views of the stunning country house and gardens. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host.
It's the semi-final and the artists set up their easels at Margate harbour, where they attempt to capture the stunning coastline views. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host.
It's the final and the artists arrive in Loch Ness to capture the beauty of the Scottish Highlands before Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell announce the winner
This special film joins the Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2016 winner at Petworth to take a look at their journey through the competition and their remarkable work.
Hosts Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner launch a nationwide search for the Landscape Artist of the Year 2017 as contestants paint iconic locations across the country.
A new group of artists are challenged to paint the world-famous steelworks at South Gare, near the mouth of the River Tees. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host.
A new group of artists arrive at Rhossili Bay on the southwestern tip of the Gower Peninsula in Swansea, and attempt to capture the striking scene on canvas.
Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner welcome a new group of artists to Knaresborough, where they are challenged to paint the striking views of the historic viaduct.
The competition heads to Paddy's Hole, South Gare, where Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell invite a new group of artists to capture the striking harbour scene.
The last of the heats takes place in Worm's Head, Wales, where the artists have just four hours to capture the stunning coastal scene on canvas.
The remaining artists compete for a place in next week's final as they aim to impress the judges with their landscapes of the Hop Shop lavender farm in Kent.
t's the final and the three remaining artists capture the landscape of Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey, before one is crowned Landscape Artist of the Year 2017.
This special film follows the winner of Landscape Artist of the Year 2017 to Jamaica, where they will paint the breathtaking view from Noel Coward's home, Firefly.
Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell search for the country's best landscape artist. The competition begins in Yorkshire, where the contestants attempt to paint Fountains Abbey.
Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell welcome a new group of artists to Viking Bay in Kent, where they are challenged to paint the picturesque stretch of coastline.
Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell welcome a new group of artists to Scotland's Loch Fyne, where they attempt to capture the stunning landscape on canvas.
In this fourth heat, Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell welcome eight artists to the Georgian water gardens of Studley Royal Park in North Yorkshire.
Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell welcome eight artists to Broadstairs beach, where they have just four hours to create an artwork that will impress the judges.
Eight artists are challenged to paint the picturesque and historic Inveraray Castle on the shore of Loch Fyne in Scotland. Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell host.
Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell welcome the semi-finalists to the port of Felixstowe, where they have just four hours to paint their way into next week's final.
The three finalists have just four hours to capture the stunning landscape of Greenwich Park, before the judges crown the Landscape Artist of the Year 2018.
The winner of the Landscape Artist of the Year 2018 begins a special commission from the Imperial War Museum to mark the centenary of the First World War Armistice.
Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan return with the search for the nation's best landscape painter, starting at Smeaton's Tower in Plymouth.
The contestants' next challenge takes them to the picturesque grounds of Herstmonceux Observatory in East Sussex. Presented by Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan.
The contestants head to the banks of the River Tyne, where they have to paint a scene featuring Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan present.
The contestants head to Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex, hoping to capture the historic splendour of one of the oldest buildings still standing in Britain.
In the fifth heat, eight artists head to Tyneside to capture its industrial heritage with an artwork inspired by the Gateshead Tyne Bridge.
The artists create seascapes of Plymouth Sound and its enchanting Drake Island. The semi-final is near, so they need to wow the judges.
The judges have chosen the semi-finalists. Joined by the wildcard winner, they're at the banks of the Firth of Cromarty for another challenge.
The artists must impress the judges in their toughest challenge yet - a night painting of the Battersea Power Station for the the contest's grand final.
Join this year's winner on an exciting trip to Venice, as they set out to complete a £10,000 commission for the Royal Institute of British Architects.
This year's competition kicks off as six new hopefuls head to Chartwell House, once home to Winston Churchill.
The artists look to wow the judges with more stunning portraits as the competition continues.
It's the sixth and final heat, and the artists are challenged to capture the urban landscape surrounding Hackney's West Reservoir.
With only three spots in the final, the remaining six semi-finalists and one Wildcard Winner must pull out all the stops to make it.
The grand finale has arrived, and the artists head to the banks of the River Thames where they hope to impress the judges one last time.
This year's winner heads to Snowdonia to take on and complete a £10,000 commission to commemorate Dinas Oleu for the National Trust.
Jim Moir, Jessie Cave, Jordan Stephens, Rose Matafeo, Caryn Franklin and Tomasz Schafernaker paint a Whitstable view.
With an emphasis on our endangered environment, this year's competition begins as competitors visit the spectacular Eden Project.
The competition continues as the competitors venture to Compton Verney, the park where art and nature meet.
The competition continues as contestants travel to Whitstable Harbour in Kent, a picturesque harbour steeped in history.
National Trust properties have been the lifeblood of the contest; this special celebrates the top 10 paintings from the series, as voted by fans.
The contestants revisit the extraordinary Eden Project, this time looking to capture the grandiose of the outdoor gardens.
The competition revisits Compton Verney as the artists bid to impress the judges in the fifth and final heat.
Places in the final are at a premium; the five heat winners and wildcard winner must impress to secure safe passage to the final.
The Lake District awaits the three remaining artists who have one final opportunity to wow the judges in 2022's grand finale.
The victor of the 2022 competition expresses their artistic prowess through capturing a spectacular location in paint.
Discover the best moments from this year's competition, which saw more hopefuls go head-to-head to be crowned Sky Arts' Landscape Artist of the Year.
Searching for Britain’s best landscape painter, the judges head to Blackpool for the first of this year’s heats.
The competition continues as the competitors venture to the iconic Ascot Racecourse.
The competition continues as the competitors pay a visit to Castle Ward, an 18th-century landmark in County Down, Northern Ireland.
The competition continues as the contestants arrive in Blackpool - home to the UK’s tallest rollercoaster.
The competition continues as the contestants take a trip to Ascot to capture the glamorous racegoers at the Royal Enclosure Picnic.
The competition continues as the contestants venture to Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, one of Europe’s most important wildlife habitats.
This year’s final is within touching distance as the remaining contestants are tasked with painting the Thames Barrier flood defence in London.
The stage is set as the remaining contestants head to the stunning village of Portmeirion in North Wales for 2023’s grand finale.
The 2023 victor takes on and completes a £10,000 commission to paint a seascape to hang in the Royal Museums Greenwich.
Enjoy this year’s best moments as more hopefuls vied for the title of Sky Arts’ Landscape Artist of the Year.
Stephen Mangan heads to spectacular Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire, where eight artists are competing for a spot in the semi-final.
In the second heat, eight artists and 50 wildcards are taking on Liverpool's historic docks. The winner will go through to the semi-final.
Stephen Mangan visits Hever Castle for the third heat, where eight artists and 50 wildcards are looking towards the castle's Italianate loggia.
In the fourth heat, Stephen heads to Stonehaven Harbour, Aberdeenshire, where eight artists and a number of Wildcards battle for a semi-final spot.
Stephen heads to Liverpool, where eight artists and more wildcards line up in front of the Three Graces. Who will reach the semi-final?
The talented artists and a host of wildcards join Stephen Mangan at Hever Castle for the final heat, hoping to claim a spot in the semi final.
The historic shipbuilding village of Buckler's Hard hosts the semi-final, where just three artists will progress.
The final three contestants look out over Covent Garden piazza, but who will be crowned Landscape Artist of the Year?
Follow the progress of the winner as they research their £10,000 commission for the Science Museum.
Join Stephen for this special episode of highlights from the latest series, taking 48 artists to some of the UK's most spectacular places.
Eight artists are lined up in front of the palace's baroque east front. The winner of this heat will go to the semi-final and be one step closer to the prize.
In the second heat, eight artists are taking on the magnificent Yr Wyddfa or Mount Snowdon.
Stephen Mangan is in Bristol, where our pods are lined up on a terrace overlooking the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
As St Pancras Basin eight artists are lined up along the canal overlooking the busy train line into Kings Cross and St Pancras stations.
