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Feltrinelli Prize

Italian award

Summary

Italian award

The Feltrinelli Prize (from the Italian "Premio Feltrinelli", also known as "International Feltrinelli Prize" or "Antonio Feltrinelli Prize") is an award for achievement in the arts, music, literature, history, philosophy, medicine, and physical and mathematical sciences. Administered by the Antonio Feltrinelli Fund, the award comes with a monetary grant ranging between €50,000 and €250,000, a certificate, and a gold medal.

The prize is awarded, both nationally and internationally, once every five years in each field by Italy's Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei. A further prize is awarded periodically for an exceptional enterprise in moral and humanitarian value. Considered to be Italy's most distinguished scientific society, the organization was founded in 1603 and included Galileo Galilei among its first members.

Award winners

Source:

1956 (Mathematics)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 1.500.000)
  - Beppo Levi{{Citation
1957 (Literature)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 5.000.000)
  - Antonio Baldini
  - Virgilio Giotti
  - Vasco Pratolini
- International Prize (L. 20.000.000)
  - Wystan Hugh Auden
  - Aldo Palazzeschi
1962 (Literature)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens
  - Bruno Cicognani
  - Giuseppe De Robertis
  - John Dos Passos
  - Carlo Emilio Gadda
  - Camillo Sbarbaro
- International Prize
  - Eugenio Montale
1963 (Arts)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 5.000.000)
  - Painting: Mino Maccari
  - Music: Giorgio Federico Ghedini
  - Cinema: Luchino Visconti
- International Prize
  - Sculpture: Henry Moore
1964 (Medicine)
- International Prize (L. 25.000.000)
  - Experimental medicine: Wallace O. Fenn
  - Applied medical and surgical sciences: Albert Sabin
1966 (Physics, math and natural sciences)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 5.000.000)
  - Mathematics, Mechanics and Applications: Guido Stampacchia
  - Physics, Chemistry and Applications: Luigi Arialdo Radicati di Brozolo
  - Biology and Applications: Vittorio Capraro
- International Prize (L. 20.000.000)
  - Geology: Harry Harry Hammond Hess
1972 (Literature)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 10.000.000)
  - Narration: Italo Calvino
  - History and criticism of literary language: Italo Siciliano
  - Theory and history of literary language: Gianfranco Folena
  - Poetry: Vittorio Sereni
- International Prize (L. 20.000.000)
  - Theatre: Eduardo De Filippo
1981
- International Prize (L. 100.000.000)
  - Sol Spiegelman
1984 (Medicine)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 25.000.000)
  - Ruggero Ceppellini
- International Prize (L. 100.000.000)
  - Jérôme Lejeune
  - Robert Allan Weinberg
1986 (Physical, mathematical and natural sciences)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 20.000.000)
  - Mathematics: Lucilla Bassotti, Claudio Procesi
  - Astronomy, geodesy and geophysics: Fernando Sansò
  - Physics and chemistry: Giorgio Parisi, Alessandro Ballio, Emilio Gatti
  - Geology and paleontology: Maria Bianca Cita Sironi
  - Biological science: Lilia Alberghina, Luciano Bullini, Pietro Calissano
- International Prize (L. 100.000.000)
  - Chemistry: Alan Battersby
1989 (Medicine)
- International Prize (L. 100.000.000)
  - Giuseppe Attardi
1990
- International Prize (L. 150.000.000)
  - Robert Roswell Palmer
1991
- International Prize (L. 150.000.000)
  - Alfred Edward Ringwood
1992 (Literature)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 50.000.000)
  - Luciano Anceschi
- International Prize (L. 200.000.000)
  - John Ashbery
1993 (Arts)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 50.000.000)
  - Emilio Vedova
1995
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 100.000.000)
  - Sebastiano Timpanaro
1998 (Arts)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (L. 125.000.000)
  - Painting: Carlo Maria Mariani
  - Cinema: Michelangelo Antonioni
  - Sculpture: Giuliano Vangi
  - Theatre: Luigi Squarzina
- International Prize (L. 300.000.000)
  - Architecture: José Rafael Moneo Valles
1999 (Medicine)
- International Prize (L. 300.000.000)
  - Arvid Carlsson
2002 (Literature)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (€ 65.000)
  - Piero Boitani
  - Daniele Del Giudice
2003 (Arts)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (€ 65.000)
  - Cinema: Ermanno Olmi
  - Photography: Mimmo Jodice
  - Orchestra direction: Riccardo Chailly
  - Engraving: Guido Strazza
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Music: Salvatore Sciarrino
2004 (Medicine)
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Gottfried Schatz
2006
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (€ 65.000)
  - Alberto Bressan
  - Giovanni Jona-Lasinio
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Saul Perlmutter
2007 (Literature)
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Brian Stock
2008 (Arts)
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Juha Leiviskä
2009 (Medicine)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens (€ 65.000)
  - Rino Rappuoli
- International Prize (€ 250.000)
  - Ira Pastan
2011
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens
  - Christopher Hacon
2014 (Medicine)
- International Prize
  - Chris Dobson
2016
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens
  - Alberto Mantovani
2023 (Arts)
- Prize reserved for Italian citizens
  - Zerocalcare
2024 (Medicine)
- International Prize
  - H. Franklin Bunn
2024 (Biology)
- International Prize
  - Paola Arlotta

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