Much better perspective, but the use of the filter is too much here. It is too obvious even to the untrained eye, as it looks generated, and, it actually degrades the image without adding back to it in an artistic manner.
I suggest a different way to approach this project. Make a duplicate copy of your base layer. You will want to use the duplicate for this exercise.
1. Open the Noise>Reduce Noise filter. Make adjustments for color and detail in order to clean up complicated edges and surface textures as desired. Select OK and hit enter.
2. Open the Artistic>Dry Brush filter. Set the Brush Size to 1, Detail to 10 and Texture to 1. Select OK and hit enter.
3. The last step is to select Edit>Fade. Adjust the fade to perhaps 50-60%, as desired. Select OK and hit enter.
This quick process will give you image that painterly look without appearing to be clearly generated to most who do not use Photoshop, and, you will still have an impressive image without loss of clarity of view. See my example below.