Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
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The Princess of Asturias Awards for the Arts (Prince of Asturias Awards for the Arts until 2014) are awarded to the person, group of people or institution whose work in Architecture, Cinematography, Dance, Sculpture, Music, Painting and other artistic expressions constitute a relevant contribution to the cultural heritage of Humanity.
List of winners
| Year | Awarded | Activity | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Jesus Lopez Cobos | Director of orchestra | Spain Spain
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| 1982 | Pablo Serrano | Sculptor | SpainSpain
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| 1983 | Eusebio Sempere | sculptor and painter | SpainSpain
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| 1984 | Orfeón Donostiarra | Coral institution | SpainSpain
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| 1985 | Antonio López García | sculptor and painter | SpainSpain
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| 1986 | Luis García Berlanga | Film director and screenwriter | SpainSpain
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| 1987 | Eduardo Chillida | Sculptor | SpainSpain
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| 1988 | Jorge de Oteiza | Sculptor | SpainSpain
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| 1989 | Oscar Niemeyer | Architect | Brazil Brazil
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| 1990 | Antoni Tàpies | Artist, sculptor and theorist of art | SpainSpain
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| 1991 | Victoria de los Angeles Teresa Berganza Montserrat Caballé José Carreras Pilar Lorengar Alfredo Kraus Plácido Domingo | Soprano Mezzosoprano Soprano Tenor Soprano Tenor Tenor and orchestra director | SpainSpain
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| 1992 | Roberto Matta Echaurren | Architect, painter, philosopher and poet | Chile Chile
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| 1993 | Francisco Javier Sáenz de Oiza | Architect | SpainSpain
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| 1994 | Alicia de Larrocha | Pianist | SpainSpain
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| 1995 | Fernando Fernán Gómez | Writer, actor, screenwriter, film director and theatre director | SpainSpain
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| 1996 | Joaquín Rodrigo Vidre | Composer of classical music | SpainSpain
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| 1997 | Vittorio Gassman | Actor, film director and theatre director | Italy Italy
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| 1998 | Sebastião Salgado | Photographer | BrazilBrazil
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| 1999 | Santiago Calatrava Valls | Architect and sculptor | SpainSpain
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| 2000 | Barbara Hendricks | Soprano |  United States
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| 2001 | Krzysztof Penderecki | Composer and orchestra director | Poland Poland
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| 2002 | Woody Allen | Film director, screenwriter and actor | United States
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| 2003 | Miquel Barceló | Paintor | SpainSpain
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| 2004 | Paco de Lucía | Flamenco guitar | SpainSpain
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| 2005 | Maya Plisétskaya Tamara Red | Balloon dancers |  RussiaSpain Spain
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| 2006 | Pedro Almodóvar | Film director and screenwriter | SpainSpain
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| 2007 | Bob Dylan | Sintante | United States
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| 2008 | The Children and Youth Orchestra of Venezuela | Orchestra | Venezuela Venezuela
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| 2009 | Norman Foster | Architect | United Kingdom.svg){kind=small} United Kingdom
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| 2010 | Richard Serra | Sculptor | United States
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| 2011 | Riccardo Muti | Director of orchestra | ItalyItaly
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| 2012 | Rafael Moneo | Architect | SpainSpain
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| 2013 | Michael Haneke | Cineasta | Austria Austria
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| 2014 | Frank Gehry | Architect | Canada Canada
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| 2015 | Francis Ford Coppola | Cineasta | United States
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| 2016 | Núria Espert | Actress | SpainSpain
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| 2017 | William Kentridge | Artist, painter and filmmaker |  South Africa
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| 2018 | Martin Scorsese | Cineasta | United States
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| 2019 | Peter | Theatrical director | United KingdomUnited Kingdom
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| 2020 | Ennio Morricone John Williams | Composers |  ItalyUnited States
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| 2021 | Marina Abramović | Artist | Serbia Serbia
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| 2022 | Carmen Linares María Pagés | Flamenco singer Flamenco dancer and choreographer | SpainSpain
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Award winners by country
| Country | Number of awards |
|---|---|
| SpainSpain
| 29 |
| United States
| 7 |
| ItalyItaly
| 3 |
| BrazilBrazil
| 2 |
| United KingdomUnited Kingdom
| 2 |
| AustriaAustria
| 1 |
| CanadaCanada
| 1 |
| ChileChile
| 1 |
| PolandPoland
| 1 |
Russia Russia
| 1 |
| SerbiaSerbia
| 1 |
| South Africa
| 1 |
| Venezuela Venezuela
| 1 |
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