The Høyen Medal is one of several medals awarded by the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.[1] It is named after Niels Laurits Høyen, known as the first Danish art historian.
The N. L. Høyen Medal is awarded to art historians and other theorists, arts administrators, educators and journalists.
Recipients
edit2020s
edit- 2020: Karsten Ifversen.
2010s
edit- 2019 Jan Haugaard
- 2018 Gitte Ørskou
- 2017 Flemming Friborg
- 2017 Jan Falk Borup
- 2016 Arkitekt Ib Møller
- 2016 Inge Merete Kjeldgaard
- 2015 Lars Dybdahl
- 2015 Kent Martinussen
- 2014 Hanne Raabyemagle
- 2014 Sanne Kofod Olsen
- 2013 Thomas Bo Jensen
- 2013 Teresa Nielsen
- 2012 Mikael Wivel
- 2012 Karen Lintrup
- 2012 Cort Ross Dinesen
- 2011 Mikkel Bogh
- 2010 Mette Sandbye
2000s
edit- 2009 Gertrud Købke Sutton
- 2008 Steen Møller Rasmussen
- 2008 Steen Estvad Petersen
- 2008 Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup
- 2008 Rune Gade
- 2007 Jan Gehl
- 2007 Jens Kvorning
- 2007 Jesper Fabricius
- 2007 Leila Krogh
- 2006 Gregers Algreen-Ussing
- 2006 Mogens Nykjær
- 2006 Knud Pedersen
- 2005 Lene Burkard
- 2004 Malene Hauxner
- 2004 Lars Marcussen
- 2004 John Hunov
- 2004 Bente Scavenius
- 2003 Torsten Bløndal
- 2003 Poul Vad
- 2002 Bodil Kaalund
- 2002 Henrik Sten Møller
- 2002 Carsten Thau
- 2001 Charlotte Christensen
- 2001 Kjeld Kjeldsen
- 2001 Annemarie Lund
- 2001 Nils-Ole Lund
- 2000 Ulla Strømberg
- 2000 Kjeld Vindum
1900s
edit- 1999 Henrik Bramsen
- 1999 Grete Zahle
- 1998 Kim Dirckinck-Holmfeld
- 1998 Poul Erik Tøjner
- 1998 Karsten Ohrt
- 1998 Ejner Johansson
- 1996 Troels Andersen
- 1996 Allan de Waal
- 1995 Else Marie Bukdahl
- 1995 Kjeld de Fine Licht Licht
- 1995 Hakon Lund
- 1994 Poul Erik Skriver
- 1993 Hans Edvard Nørregård-Nielsen
- 1992 Arne Karlsen
- 1992 Mogens Krustrup
- 1991 Per Arnoldi
- 1990 Lisbet Balslev Jørgensen
1980s
edit- 1989 Hans Erling Langkilde
- 1988 Tobias Faber
- 1987 Robert Dahlmann
- 1987 Holger Windfeldt Schmidt
- 1986 Hans Jørgen Brøndum
- 1986 Poul Hansen
- 1985 Ole Thomassen
- 1985 Viggo Clausen
- 1984 Poul Pedersen
- 1984 Elna Møller
- 1984 Ole Braunstein
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Yildelinger". Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Archived from the original on 2 February 2015. Retrieved 16 March 2018.