Barnsley museum to display artwork by 2023 Landscape Artist of the Year

Finn Campbell-Notman won the 2023 Landscape Artist of the Year prize on Sky Arts

Artwork from the winning 2023 Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year has gone on display at a South Yorkshire museum.

The painting by Finn Campbell-Notman was donated to Barnsley's Cannon Hall Museum by TV company Storyvault Films.

Mr Campbell-Notman said taking part in the televised competition had been a "fulfilling" experience.

A 17th Century tapestry, titled The Judgement of Paris, has also gone on display at the site after repair work.

Mr Campbell-Notman's artwork Fail We May, Sail We Must, was inspired by his travels across Holland.

He said: "Taking part in Landscape Artist of the Year was both a fulfilling and fittingly itinerant existence."

Councillor Robin Franklin, cabinet spokesperson for regeneration and culture, said he was "delighted to add such an incredible piece of artwork to our collections".

The tapestry, The Judgement of Paris, has hung in the ballroom since the 1950s

A tapestry woven in Brussels which has been on display at the museum since the 1950s has also returned to the public galleries.

It was restored as part of a £25,500 conservation project, a council spokesperson said.