Prize of the City of Vienna for Fine Arts

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The City of Vienna Prize for Fine Arts was awarded annually from 1947 to 2001 for the three categories of applied arts , sculpture, and painting and graphics . It has been awarded annually since 2002 without naming a category.

Mode of price

The price is regulated by the Department of Culture of the City of Vienna (MA 7). One award winner currently (2009) receives prize money of 8,000 euros.

Prize winner 1947–1966

year applied Arts sculpture Painting and graphics
1947 Gertrud Höchsmann Fritz Wotruba Anton Kolig , Otto Rudolf Schatz
1948 no prize awarded Siegfried Charoux Albert Paris Gütersloh , Oskar Laske
1949 Alfred Kunz Gustinus Ambrosi Josef Dobrowsky , Carry Hauser
1950 Franz Hagenauer Heinz Leinfellner Herbert Boeckl , Alfred Kubin
1951 Julius Jirasek Rudolf Schmidt Victor Theodor Slama
1952 Robert Obsieger Josef Humplik Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel
1953 Adele List Robert Ullmann Robin Christian Andersen
1954 Hermann Kosel Karl Stemolak Hans Boehler
1955 Paul Kirnig no prize awarded Sergius Pauser
1956 Stephan Hlawa Maria Biljan-Bilger Franz von Zulow
1957 no prize awarded Erich Pieler no prize awarded
1958 Erni Kniepert Wander Bertoni Kurt Moldovan
1959 Leo Wollner Rudolf Hoflehner Carl Unger
1960 Josef Frank no prize awarded no prize awarded
1961 Hans Fabigan Georg Ehrlich Georg Merkel
1962 C. Weber Alois Heidel Ferdinand Stransky
1963 Willi Bahner no prize awarded Gerhart Frankl
1964 Leopold Schmid Joannis Avramidis Oskar Schmal
1965 Serious couple Hans Knesl Walter Eckert
1966 Hans Thomas Franz Fischer Arnulf Neuwirth

Prize winner 1967–1986

year applied Arts sculpture Painting and graphics
1967 Fritz Riedl Alfred Hrdlicka Gustav Hessing
1968 Axl Leskoschek Karl Prantl Anton Lehmden
1969 Kurt Ohnsorg Rudolf Kedl Rudolf Hausner
1970 Wilhelm Jaruska Rudolf Schwaiger Fritz Martinz
1971 Linda Hödl Oskar Bottoli Georg Eisler
1972 Franz Hubmann Otto Eder Ernst Fuchs
1973 Hans Schaumberger Josef Schagerl junior Josef Mikl
1974 Tino heirs no prize awarded no prize awarded
1975 Georg Schmid Roland Goeschl Hans Escher
1976 Erich Lessing Bruno Gironcoli Rudolf Schönwald
1977 Erich Sokol no prize awarded Maria Lassnig , Wolfgang Hutter
1978 Peter Skubic no prize awarded Oswald Oberhuber , Peter Pongratz
1979 Gerhard Jax Josef Pillhofer Arik Brewer
1980 no prize awarded Franz Xaver Ölzant Adolf Frohner , Karl Anton Fleck
1981 Anna-Lülja Praun Gerhardt Moswitzer Wolfgang Herzig
1982 Gertrude Fröhlich Gerda Fassel Eduard Angeli , Gustav Kurt Beck
1983 Gundi Dietz Franz Pixner Hans Staudacher , Christine Heuer
1984 Uli Kaufmann Zbynek Sekal Wolfgang Hollegha , Florentina Pakosta
1985 Lothar Rübelt Osamu Nakajima Erna Frank , Othmar Zechyr
1986 Alfred Soulek Heinz Frank Günter Brus , Martha Jungwirth

Prize winners 1987-2001

year applied Arts sculpture Painting and graphics
1987 Erich Wonder Erwin Reiter Franz Ringel , Hildegard Joos
1988 Meina Schellander Franz West Hermann Nitsch , Reimo S. Wukounig
1989 Mario Terzic Oswald Stimm Kurt Kocherscheidt , Christian Ludwig Attersee
1990 Valie Export Willi head Siegfried Anzinger , Franz Graf
1991 COUNT + ZYX Brigitte Kowanz Gerwald Rockenschaub , Grete Yppen
1992 Peter Weibel Manfred Wakolbinger Ernst Caramelle , Hubert Scheibl
1993 Robert Adrian X Erwin Wurm Ingeborg Strobl , Jürgen Messensee
1994 Birgit Juergenssen Hans Kupelwieser Walter Obholzer , Alois Mosbacher
1995 Kiki Kogelnik Simonetta Ferfoglia Gunter Damisch , Johanna Kandl
1996 Peter Kogler Marianne Maderna Erwin Bohatsch , Eva Schlegel
1997 Margherita Spiluttini , Helmut Lang Heimo Zobernig Herbert Brandl
1998 Elfie Semotan Lois Weinberger Hubert Schmalix , Martin Walde
1999 Alfons Schilling Bernhard Leitner Tone Fink , Walter Vopava
2000 Helfried Kodré , Konrad Becker no prize awarded Heinrich Heuer , Franz Zadrazil
2001 Anna Heindl Padhi Frieberger Markus Muntean / Adi Rosenblum , Helga Philipp

Award winner from 2002

The City of Vienna Prize for Fine Arts has been awarded annually since 2002 without naming a category.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ City of Vienna Fine Arts: Prize winners since 1947, accessed on August 15, 2014
  2. ↑ Prize winners - Prizes of the City of Vienna - Cultural Department (MA 7) (accessed on February 9, 2017)
  3. ^ Ernst Krenek Prize to composer Thomas Larcher. In: kleinezeitung.at. August 3, 2018, accessed August 6, 2018 .
  4. ↑ Prices of the City of Vienna 2019. In: PID Press and Information Service of the City of Vienna. August 12, 2019, accessed August 13, 2019 .