Английская Википедия:Guthrie Award

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Шаблон:Infobox award The Guthrie Award is awarded annually with few exceptions to at most two recipients by the Royal Scottish Academy and is one of the most prestigious art awards in Scotland. It is named after the artist James Guthrie.

Foundation of award

The award was founded in 1920. It was to commemorate the presidency of the Royal Scottish Academy by James Guthrie. It is awarded for the most outstanding work adjudged in the Royal Scottish Academy exhibition of the year to artists under the age of 35 (although the joint winner of the first award David Macbeth Sutherland was around 37 in 1920).

Scottish-based

It is usual for the award to go to a painting and its artist, but occasionally sculptures and sculptors have also won. In 2021 the award was won by the artist and film-maker Emily Beaney for an experimental documentary. The award is open to any nationality, but the exhibition participants must be based and active in Scotland. The 1994 winner Joe Fan was originally from Hong Kong; the 2008 winner Trine Pedersen was originally from Denmark; the 2023 winner Daniel Nelis is originally from Ireland.

Members and non-members of the RSA

The under 35 age requirement and the sheer number of exhibits - now around 600 annually - mean that the Guthrie Award is difficult to win more than once; however this has been done: by Heather Ross in 2006 and 2007; and by Julie-Ann Simpson in 2014 and 2019. Non-members of the RSA can apply to be in the Open exhibition, although around only a couple of hundred non-member exhibits make it through annually from the thousands of applications received, as around 400 exhibits are reserved for members.

Prize monies and medals

Usually the award is awarded singularly, but on occasion the award has gone to joint winners. The award, originally made by an anonymous donor but in 1930 revealed to be the late (17th) Earl of Moray, who gave a monetary value on the capital endowment of £1000 as well as the honour of the award. Nowadays a medal is also presented. In its early years, the monetary award was £50. Today the award monies stand at £750. If the award is shared, the prize monies are also shared.

List of Guthrie Award winners

The List of Guthrie Award winners is a list of artists who have won the award.

Year	Winning Artist 1	Work 1	Winning Artist 2	Work 2	Notes
1920	MuirheadKate Campbell Muirhead	Elizabeth	SutherlandDavid Macbeth Sutherland	The Painting Student	Muirhead's work was a bust sculpture, Sutherland's work a painting.
1921	WaltonCecile Walton	To Nobody Knows Where
1922	BarclayJohn Rankine Barclay	The Artist's Wife
1923	FergusonJames Wallace Ferguson	A Visitor
1924	MoodieDonald Moodie	Autumn Day	SalvesenGeorge William Salvesen	The Dance	Moodie for a painting, Salvesen for a sculpture.
1925	CockburnLaelia Armine Cockburn	A Rough Lot for Sale
1926	EwartDavid Shanks Ewart	The Toilers
1927	StronachAncell Stronach	The Unexpected Meeting
1928	CrozierWilliam Crozier	The 'Cello Player	FindlayMargaret Findlay	The Bathers	Findlay's work a sculpture, Crozier's work a painting.
1929	LambWilliam Lamb	Ferryden Fisher Wife			A sculpture.
1930	SivellRobert Sivell	Miss Jean O. H. Morton	Surname
1931	CampbellIan Campbell	Self Portrait
1932	MaitlandAlister Maitland	Alice Ann			He was noted at the time as the youngest winner, aged 21.
1933	WhalenThomas Whalen	The Amazon			For 3 sculpture works The Amazon, Mother's Kisses, and Torso.
1934	WilsonWilliam Wilson	The Alcazar, Segovia			For a group of Wilson's work. The named piece was a drawing. Wilson was a noted engraver.
1935	PatrickJames McIntosh Patrick	Marion
1936	OliphantAlexander George Oliphant	David Kerr Esq.
1937	ArmourMary Nicol Neill Armour	Cantaloupe
1938	FlemingIan Fleming	The Painters: McBryde and Colquhoun
1939	BoneWilliam Drummond Bone	Leisure
1940	SutherlandScott Sutherland	Labor Vincit			A sculpture.
1941	DonaldsonDavid Abercrombie Donaldson	Alfred
1942	DavieJames Alan Davie	Brenda Mark
1943	MorroccoAlberto Morrocco	Leon	GibsonColin Gibson	Lisbeth
1944	MackenzieMargaret Kennedy Mackenzie	Pieta	CameronGordon Stewart Cameron	Boy with Apple	Mackenzie's work was sculpture, Cameron's work was a painting.
1945	BlythRobert Henderson Blyth	Winter in Walkerburn, 1939
1946	PatersonGeorge William Lennox Paterson	Frank Tweedie and the Birds
1947	HillocksJames Hillocks	Portrait of my Mother
1948	ThomsonSinclair Thomson	The White Shawl
1949	PatersonAlistair J. T. Paterson	Still Life
1950	MacnairTom M. Macnair	Jean Hannan			A terracotta sculpture of a head.
1951	PhilipsonRobin Philipson	Brenda, Spring Portrait
1952	MalcolmEllen Malcolm	Portrait of a Young Man
1953	BurnsWilliam Alexander Burns	Sunday
1954	HendersonAnn Henderson	Composition			A sculpture.
1955	CloustonBrenda Clouston	Youth			A sandstone sculpture.
1956	McClureDavid McClure	?			McClure exhibited five works:- Harbour, Millport; The Green Hill; Trees, Millport; Self portrait; and Flowers At A Window.
1957	MarkBrenda Mark	Figures In Moonlight
1958	SandemanMargot Sandeman	The Walk Across The Fields
1959	FlemingJean Fleming	?Landscape painting
1960	HoustonJohn Houston	Pigeons and Village	MichieDavid Alan Redpath Michie	Red Flower
1961	LittlejohnWilliam Hunter Littlejohn	Painting 1960			Littlejohn had 3 paintings at the exhibition; the other two being White Glass and Green Bottle, each a still life work. Littlejohn considered that it was his abstract work Painting 1960 that had won the Guthrie Award.
1962	BlackadderElizabeth Blackadder	Still Life on a White Table			Blackadder had another two works: Auray; and Breton Church.
1963	CampbellAlex Campbell	Rehearsal
1964	ScottBill Scott	Seated Figure			A sculpture.
1965	CallenderRobert Callender	Ludo
1966	MacphersonGeorge Alexander Macpherson	?
1967	McIntoshArchibald Dunbar McIntosh	?	Surname
1968	KnoxJohn Knox	Swing and Stool - After Uccello
1969	FraserAlexander Fraser	Shankar at the Blue Piggery
1970	MorroccoLeon Morrocco	Figure in a Bedroom
1971	SmithIan McKenzie Smith	Reflections (Harbour)
1972	PellyFrances Pelly	Greenheart Woman
1973	DonaldGeorge Donald	Virginia's Quilt			A padded canvas work.
1974	Surname?	?	Surname
1975	Surname?	?	Surname
1976					Award withheld.
1977	RaeBarbara Rae	Sea Dreamers
1978	HowardIan Howard	Misdirection
1979	ForbesRonald Forbes	?			Forbes exhibited two works: All Set; and Scarecrow
1980	Surname?	?	Surname
1981	ChurchillMartin Churchill	Palace Hotel
1982	MooneyJohn Mooney	?
1983	RobertsonIan Robertson	?	Surname
1984	DunbarLennox Dunbar	Sweep
1985	CookDavid Cook	Fooled You
1986	Surname?	?
1987	DeanFiona Dean	Still Life With Work Objects
1988	Surname?	?
1989	NixonJacqui Miller Nixon	Warrior
1990	DavieJoseph Davie	?			Davie submitted two works:- A Journal Of The Blackout: Unwelcome Heroes; and The Spirit Of The Community
1991	Surname?	?	Surname
1992	Surname?	?	Surname
1993	HosieDavid Hosie	?
1994	FanJoe Fan	In Evil Hours
1995	BarhamPhilip Braham	?
1996	BusheRobbie Bushe	Laughing Boys, Tomorrow They Will Be Gone
1997	ManganStephen Mangan	?
1998	McGlashanBarry McGlashan	?	Surname
1999	WallaceAlasdair Wallace	Field
2000	BaillieDelia Baillie	Fantasies of the Dustbin
2001	DaggKevin Dagg	?			A sculpture.
2002	Surname?	?
2003	Surname?	?
2004	MacIverSteven MacIver	?
2005	Surname?	?
2006	RossHeather Ross	?
2007	RossHeather Ross	?
2008	PedersenTrine Pedersen	?
2009	ThomasSharon Thomas	?
2010	Surname?	?	Surname
2011	AndersonBriony Anderson	?
2012	Surname?	?	Surname
2013	Surname?	?	Surname
2014	SimpsonJulie-Ann Simpson	Among Silver Birches	Surname
2015	MurrayGeorgia Rose Murray	Rainbow Trout Cormorant Noir
2016	MooreEmily Moore	?
2017	ChanKristina Chan	Leith Theatre, The Stage			A laser etched woodcut.
2018	CompsonEd Compson	Shutterstock Infinity Klee			An oil & laser etching on board.
2019	SimpsonJulie-Ann Simpson	Stings To Be Gathered
2020					Online exhibition due to coronavirus pandemic
2021	BeaneyEmily Beaney	Breaking the Fall	Surname		A trilogy of experimental documentaries.
2022	MooreClaire Moore	The Murder of Mr Muster
2023	NelisDaniel Nelis	Dark Turned Fields