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|style="width: 200px;" |[[Marko Ivan Rupnik]]||style="width: 200px;" |[[Mosaic|mosaic artist]] and theologian||style="width: 350px;" |for his work in the [[Redemptoris Mater Chapel]] |
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|style="width: 200px;" |[[Gustav Gnamuš]]<ref>[http://museums.si/en/author/details/65/gustav-gnamus Museums.si site]</ref>||style="width: 200px;" |painter||style="width: 350px;" |for his painting opus |
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|[[Vinko Globokar]]||trombonist and composer|| for his lifetime achievement in music |
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|style="width: 200px;" |[[Milan Jesih]]||style="width: 200px;" |poet, playwright and translator||style="width: 350px;" |for his poetic opus |
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|style="width: 200px;" |[[Florjan Lipuš]]||style="width: 200px;" |writer and translator||style="width: 350px;" |for his literary opus |
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Revision as of 09:14, 22 February 2013
Prešeren laureates are Slovene scientists and artists who have been awarded the Prešeren Award for their achievements. The Prešeren Award is the highest decoration in the field of artistic and in the past also scientific creation in Slovenia.[1] It is awarded annually by the Prešeren Fund ([Prešernov sklad] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)).[2] It has been bestowed since 1947.
1947
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Blaž Arnič | composer | for the composition The Woods are Singing (Slovene: Gozdovi pojejo) |
Matej Bor | poet, playwright, translator, journalist | for the drama Tatterdemalions ([Raztrganci] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Igo Gruden | poet, translator | for the collections Into Exile ([V pregnanstvo] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) and The Poet's Heart ([Pesnikovo srce] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Božidar Jakac | painter, graphic artist, photographer, filmmaker | for the collection of drawings titled In the Tracks of the 4th and the 5th Offensive ([Po sledovih 4. in 5. ofenzive] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Boris Kalin | sculptor | for the sculpture Fifteen-Year-Old Girl ([Petnajstletna] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Gojmir Anton Kos | painter, photographer | for the oil painting Girl with an Accordion ([Dekle s harmoniko] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Anton Melik | geographer | for the work The Ljubljana Pile-Dweller's Lake and Its Heritage ([Ljubljansko mostiščarsko jezero in dediščina po njem] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Ivan Potrč | writer, playwright | for the drama The Krefl Farm ([Kreflova kmetija] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Tone Seliškar | writer, poet, journalist, teacher | for the story Comrades ([Tovariši] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Lucijan Marija Škerjanc | composer, conductor, pedagogue, pianist | for the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra ([Koncert za violino in orkester] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
Vitomil Zupan | writer, poet, playwright, essayist | for the drama Birth in a Storm ([Rojstvo v nevihti] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) |
2000
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Svetlana Makarovič | poet, writer and actress | for her poetic opus |
Marko Ivan Rupnik | mosaic artist and theologian | for his work in the Redemptoris Mater Chapel |
2001
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Gustav Gnamuš[3] | painter | for his painting opus |
2002
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Vinko Globokar | trombonist and composer | for his lifetime achievement in music |
Milan Jesih | poet, playwright and translator | for his poetic opus |
2003
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Vojteh Ravnikar | architect | for his architectural opus |
Zlatko Šugman | actor | for his lifetime achievement in the dramatic arts |
2004
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Florjan Lipuš | writer and translator | for his literary opus |
2005
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Bogdan Borčič | painter | for his lifetime opus |
Irena Grafenauer | flute player and soloist | for her excellence in music |
2006
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Milan Dekleva | poet and writer | for his lifetime achievement in poetry and writing |
Karpo Godina | cinematographer and film director | for his his lifetime achievement in film |
2007
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Janez Matičič | composer and pianist | for his lifetime achievement music |
Radko Polič | actor | for his his lifetime achievement in the dramatic arts |
2008
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Janez Gradišnik | writer and translator | for his lifetime achievement in literature and translation |
Miljenko Licul | graphic designer | for his extensive opus in graphic design |
2009
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Štefka Drolc[4] | actress | for her lifetime achievement |
Zmago Jeraj | artist | for his lifetime achievement |
2010
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Kostja Gatnik | artist and illustrator | for his lifetime achievement in fine arts |
Mateja Rebolj[5] | dancer | for her lifetime achievement in the field of dance |
2011
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Miroslav Košuta | poet, playwright and translator | for his poetic opus |
Anton Nanut | conductor | for his entire creative opus |
2012
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Jože Snoj | poet, writer, essayist | for his lifetime achievement and rich literary opus |
Matjaž Vipotnik | graphic designer | for his lifetime achievement in graphic design |
2013
Recipient | Occupation | Rationale |
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Zorko Simčič | writer | for his lifetime achievement and rich literary opus |
Marlenka Stupica | illustrator | for her lifetime achievement in illustration |
References
- ^ Naglič, Miha (3 February 2008). "Prešernov dan". Gorenjski glas (in Slovene). GG Plus.
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- ^ Delo 9 February 2009
- ^ Radiotelevizija Slovenija site 6 February 2010
External links
- Template:Sl icon Prešernove nagrade. The official list of Prešeren laureates. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia. Retrieved 16 June 2012.