Praneet Arora 2009 – Peter Monkman 2010 – Daphne Todd 2011 – Wim Heldens 2012 – Aleah Chapin 2013 – Susanne du Toit 2014 – Thomas Ganter 2015 – Matan Ben-Cnaan 2016 – Clara Drummond 2017 – Benjamin Sullivan 2018 – Miriam Escofet 2019 – Charlie Schaffer 2020– Jiab Prachakul SELF Portrait Prize 2013 Jan Mikulka Selected works It has become a BP Portrait Awards convention that a single work is selected to be used prominently on that year's posters and other publicity materials, and for the cover of the year's exhibition catalogue. Recent "showcase" portraits include: 2004 – "Caroline" by James E Crowther 2005 – "Portrait of Chantal Menard" by Sean Cheetham 2006 – "Matthew" by Ben Jamie 2007 – "Winter Portrait" by Ingolv Helland 2008 – "Konjit" by Maryam Foroozanfar 2009 – "Georgie" by Mary Jane Ansell / "On Assi Ghat" by Edward Sutcliffe (used by National Gallery Scotland) 2010 – "Blue Coco" by Shaun Downey 2011 – "Geneva" by Ilaria Rosselli del Turco 2012 – "Rosie and Pumpkin" by Vanessa Lubach / "Richie Culver" by Alan Coulson 2013 – "Inner Dialogue" by Jamie Routley 2014 – "Engels" by Patrik Graham / "Gina and Cristiano" by Isabella Watling (used by National Gallery Scotland) 2015 – "Portrait of Esta Sexton, aged 12" by Paul P Smith 2016 – "Francesca" by Daniele Vezzani / "Tad (Son Of The Artist)" by John Borowicz (used by National Gallery Scotland) 2017 – "Lemn Sissay" by Fiona Graham-Mackay 2018 – "Laura" by Shawn McGovern 2019 – "Manresa" by Frances Borden BP Visitor Choice Each year, the BP Visitor Choice competition offers visitors to the highly popular BP Portrait Award exhibition the opportunity to vote for their favourite portrait in the exhibition. 2006 – Vanessa Garwood 2007 – Hynek Martinec 2008 – José Luis Corella 2009 – José Luis Corella 2010 – Michal Ožibko 2011 – Jan Mikulka 2012 – Colin Davidson 2013 – Lionel Smit 2014 – Yunsung Jang 2015 – José Luis Corella 2016 – Jean-Paul Tibbles 2017 – Rupert Alexander BP Travel Award The BP Travel Award is an annual award allowing artists to experience working in a different environment on a project related to portraiture. The successful applicants work is exhibited at the Portrait Gallery the following year. Country of each artists project shown in brackets below. 1998 – Stuart Pearson Wright (UK) 2000 – Si Sapsford (Iceland) 2001 – Alan