Praemium Imperiale
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The Praemium Imperiale (lit. "World Culture Prize in Memory of His Imperial Highness Prince Takamatsu", Template:Lang-ja, Takamatsu no miya denka kinen sekai bunka-shō) is an arts prize awarded since 1989 by the imperial family of Japan on behalf of the Japan Art Association in the fields painting, sculpture, architecture, music, and theatre/film.
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Winners
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Painting
- 2009: Hiroshi Sugimoto
- 2008: Richard Hamilton
- 2007: Daniel Buren
- 2006: Yayoi Kusama
- 2005: Robert Ryman
- 2004: Georg Baselitz
- 2003: Bridget Riley
- 2002: Sigmar Polke
- 2001: Lee Ufan
- 2000: Ellsworth Kelly
- 1999: Anselm Kiefer
- 1998: Robert Rauschenberg
- 1997: Gerhard Richter
- 1996: Cy Twombly
- 1995: Matta
- 1994: Zao Wou-ki
- 1993: Jasper Johns
- 1992: Pierre Soulages
- 1991: Balthus
- 1990: Antoni Tapies
- 1989: Willem de Kooning and David Hockney
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Sculpture
- 2009: Richard Long
- 2008: Ilya and Emilia Kabakov
- 2007: Tony Cragg
- 2006: Christian Boltanski
- 2005: Issey Miyake
- 2004: Bruce Nauman
- 2003: Mario Merz
- 2002: Giuliano Vangi
- 2001: Marta Pan
- 2000: Niki de Saint Phalle
- 1999: Louise Bourgeois
- 1998: Dani Karavan
- 1997: George Segal
- 1996: Cesar
- 1995: Christo
- 1994: Richard Serra
- 1993: Max Bill
- 1992: Anthony Caro
- 1991: Eduardo Chillida
- 1990: Arnaldo Pomodoro
- 1989: Umberto Mastroianni
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Architecture
- 2009: Zaha Hadid
- 2008: Peter Zumthor
- 2007: Herzog & de Meuron
- 2006: Frei Otto
- 2005: Yoshio Taniguchi
- 2004: Oscar Niemeyer
- 2003: Rem Koolhaas
- 2002: Norman Foster
- 2001: Jean Nouvel
- 2000: Richard Rogers
- 1999: Fumihiko Maki
- 1998: Álvaro Siza
- 1997: Richard Meier
- 1996: Tadao Ando
- 1995: Renzo Piano
- 1994: Charles Correa
- 1993: Kenzo Tange
- 1992: Frank Gehry
- 1991: Gae Aulenti
- 1990: James Stirling
- 1989: Ieoh Ming Pei
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Music
- 2009: Alfred Brendel
- 2008: Zubin Mehta
- 2007: Daniel Barenboim
- 2006: Steve Reich
- 2005: Martha Argerich
- 2004: Krzysztof Penderecki
- 2003: Claudio Abbado
- 2002: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
- 2001: Ornette Coleman
- 2000: Hans Werner Henze
- 1999: Oscar Peterson
- 1998: Sofia Gubaidulina
- 1997: Ravi Shankar
- 1996: Luciano Berio
- 1995: Andrew Lloyd Webber
- 1994: Henri Dutilleux
- 1993: Mstislav Rostropovich
- 1992: Alfred Schnittke
- 1991: György Ligeti
- 1990: Leonard Bernstein
- 1989: Pierre Boulez
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Film/Theater
- 2009: Tom Stoppard
- 2008: Sakata Tōjūrō
- 2007: Ellen Stewart
- 2006: Maya Plisetskaya
- 2005: Merce Cunningham
- 2004: Abbas Kiarostami
- 2003: Ken Loach
- 2002: Jean-Luc Godard
- 2001: Arthur Miller
- 2000: Stephen Sondheim
- 1999: Pina Bausch
- 1998: Richard Attenborough
- 1997: Peter Brook
- 1996: Andrzej Wajda
- 1995: Nakamura Utaemon
- 1994: John Gielgud
- 1993: Maurice Béjart
- 1992: Akira Kurosawa
- 1991: Ingmar Bergman
- 1990: Federico Fellini
- 1989: Marcel Carne
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