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Piepenbrock Prize for Sculpture

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Country
  
Germany

First awarded
  
1988

Reward(s)
  
€50,000

Last awarded
  
2008

Presented by
  
Kulturstiftung Hartwig Piepenbrock

The Piepenbrock Prize for Sculpture (German: Piepenbrock Preis für Skulptur) was a biennial sculpture prize awarded in Berlin, Germany, by the Kulturstiftung Hartwig Piepenbrock, a cultural foundation established by Hartwig Piepenbrock. It was awarded from 1988 to 2008; the first five prizes were limited to the German-speaking world. At €50,000, it was the highest-valued sculpture prize in Europe.

The recipients were:

  • 1988: Max Bill
  • 1990: Ernst Hermanns
  • 1992: Alf Lechner
  • 1994: Franz Erhard Walther
  • 1996: Erwin Heerich
  • 1998: Ulrich Rückriem
  • 2000: Eduardo Chillida
  • 2002: Tony Cragg
  • 2004: Dani Karavan
  • 2006: Rebecca Horn
  • 2008: Katharina Fritsch
  • An associated grant or bursary, the Piepenbrock Förderpreis für Skulptur, was also awarded to promising sculptors.

    References

    Piepenbrock Prize for Sculpture Wikipedia


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