Susan Eisen

Shrouded in early morning mist on Salisbury Plain, three pods awaited the remaining artists of Landscape Artist of the Year 2025. The competition, now in its landmark 10th anniversary season, selected perhaps the most iconic British landscape possible for its grand finale: Stonehenge. This prehistoric monument, with its massive vertical sarsen stones and horizontal lintels, has been captivating visitors for over 4,000 years, from high priests to hippies and now, three talented artists.