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The Eckersberg Medal (originally the Akademiets Aarsmedaille or Annual Academy Medal) is an annual award of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. It is named after Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, known as the father of Danish painting.

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The Eckersberg Medal was created in 1883, on the 100th birthday of its namesake. [1]

Eckersberg Medal recipients

Source (1940 onwards): Akademiraadet

1880s

YearRecipient(s)Field
1887 Michael Ancher Painter
Christian Blache Painter
1888 Christian Blache Painter
Valdemar Irminger Painter
1889 Michael Ancher Painter
Valdemar Irminger Painter

1890s

YearRecipient(s)Field
1890 Georg Achen Painter
Erik Henningsen Painter
Edvard Petersen Painter
Theodor Philipsen Painter
1891 Edvard Petersen Painter
1892 Ludvig Brandstrup Sculptor
Joakim Skovgaard Painter
1893 H. A. Brendekilde Painter
Niels Pedersen Mols Painter
Laurits Tuxen Painter
1894 Niels Pedersen Mols Painter
Knud Larsen Painter
Hans Ole Brasen Painter
1895
1896 Ludvig Brandstrup Sculptor
Gunnar Jensen Medallist/sculptor
L.A. Ring Painter
1897
1898 Heinrich Wenck Architect
Lauritz Jensen Sculptor
Knud Larsen Painter
1899 Peter Ilsted Painter

1900s

YearRecipient(s)Field
1900 Rasmus Andersen Sculptor
Carl Bonnesen Sculptor
1901 Martin Borch Architect
Thorvald Jørgensen Architect
Lorenz Vilhelm Hinrichsen Painter
Carl Holsøe Painter
L.A. Ring Painter
Carl Wentorf Painter
1902 Gotfred Tvede Architect
Carl Wentorf Painter
1903 Anna Ancher Painter
Hans Nikolaj Hansen Painter
Carl Locher Painter
Carl Mortensen Painter
Henrik Jespersen Painter
1904 Anna Ancher Painter
Victor Nyebølle Architect
Niels Vinding Dorph Painter
Edvard Eriksen, Sculptor
Viggo Jarl Sculptor
Carl Locher Painter
1905 Lauritz Jensen Painter
Charles Lindstrøm
Hans Smidth Painter
1906 Hans Smidth Painter
Agnes Slott-Møller Painter
1907 Carl Brummer Architect
Niels Vinding Dorph Painter
Vilhelm Arnesen
Frederik Lange Painter
J.C. Schlichtkrull Painter
1908 Gotfred Tvede Architect
Carl Holsøe Painter
Ejnar Nielsen Sculptor
Ingeborg Plockross Irminger Sculptor
Peter Alfred Schou Painter
Herman Vedel Painter
Sigurd Wandel Painter
1909 Anton Rosen Architect
Josef Theodor Hansen Painter/illustrator
Johannes Magdahl Nielsen Architect
Carl V. Meyer
Herman Vedel Painter
Carl Mortensen

1910s

YearRecipient(s)Field
1910 Axel Berg Architect
Jens Jacob Nielsen Bregnø Sculptor
Hans Nikolaj HansenPainter
Frederik Lange
Johannes Wilhjelm Painter
1911 Carl Brummer Architect
Vilhelm Th. Fischer
Lorenz V. Hinrichsen
Carl V. Meyer
Einar Utzon-Frank Sculptor
Johannes Wilhjelm
1912 Vilhelm Th. Fischer
Svend Hammershøi Painter/ceramist
Gunnar Jensen Medallist/sculptor
P.A. Schou
Sigurd Wandel
1913 Carl Møller Painter/Architect
Svend Hammershøi Painter/ceramist
1914 Rasmus Harboe Sculptor
Kristoffer Varming Architect
Axel Poulsen Sculptor
Eiler Sørensen Painter
1915 Henning Hansen Architect
Eiler Sørensen Painter
Valdemar Neiiendam Painter
1916 Thyra Boldsen Sculptor
Hans Knudsen Painter
1917 Hans Knudsen Painter
1918 Maleren Tycho Jessen Painter
Carl Harild Architect
1919 Knud Kyhn Painter(ceramist/sculptor
Karl Larsen Painter
Jens Lund Painter/illustrator
Sigurd Swane Painter

1920s

YearArtistMedium
1920 FilePoul Holsøe Architect
Jens Lund Painter
1921 Axel Ekberg Architect
Niels Hansen Painter
Hans Henningsen Painter
1922 Carl Fischer Painter
1923 Emanuel Monberg Architect
Niels Bjerre
Kræsten Iversen Painter
Svend Jespersen Sculptor
1924 Olaf Rude Painter
William Scharff Painter
1925 Edvard Weie Painter
1926 Kay Fisker Architect
Axel P. Jensen Painter
Ernst Zeuthen Painter
1927 Johannes Ottesen Painter
Knud V. Engelhardt Architect
Kay Fisker Architect
1928 Ludvig Find Painter
Kaare Klint Architect
Hans W. Larsen Painter
1929 Bent Helweg-Møller Architect
Jais Nielsen Painter/ceramist

1930s

YearRecipient [2] Field
1930 Thorkild Henningsen
Mogens Bøggild
Ebba Carstensen
Architect
Sculptor
Painter
1931 Johan Vilhelm Andersen
Jens Søndergaard
Poul Andreas Kiærskou
Painter
Painter
Sculptor
1932
1933 Oluf Høst
Einar Packness
Arno Malinowski
Siegfred Neuhaus
Painter
Architect
Sculptor
Painter
1934 Harald Quistgaard
Kaj Søren Sørensen
Harald Hansen
Sculptor
Painter
Painter
1955 Thomas Havning Architect
1936 Arne Jacobsen
Aage Rafn
Adam Fischer
Georg Jacobsen
Herluf Jensenius
Arnoff Thomsen
Architect
Architect
Sculptor
Painter
Illustrator
Sculptor
1937 Gudmund Nyeland Brandt
Niels Lergaard
Landscape architect
Painter
1938 Mogens Koch
Axel Salto
Knud Agger
Architect
Sculptor
Painter
1939 Egil Fischer
Poul Høm
Sigurjón Ólafsson
Johannes Hansen
Architect
Painter
Painter
Sculptor
Sculptor

1940s

YearRecipient [2] Field
1940 Henrik Starcke
Astrid Noack
Flemming Larsen
Erik Møller
Lauritz Hartz
Søren Hjorth Nielsen
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Architect
Painter
Painter
1941 Aage Petersen
Gunnar Hansen
Vilhelm Lauritzen
Frits Schlegel
Otto Nielsen
Victor Haagen Müller
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Architect
Painter
Painter
1942 Hugo Liisberg
Anker Hoffmann
Elof Risebye
Niels Grønbech
Sculptor
Sculptor
Painter
Painter
1943 Aage Nielsen-Edwin
Agnes Lunn
Kaj Louis Jensen
Hans Christian Hansen
Viggo S. Jørgensen
Povl Schrøder
Christine Swane
Sculptor
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Architect
Painter
Painter
1944 Knud Nellemose
Gottfred Eickhoff
Eske Kristensen
Axel Skjelborg
Carl Jensen
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Painter
Painter
1945 Inge Finsen
Tyge Holm
C. F. Møller
C.Th. Sørensen
Arne Ludvigsen
Ole Søndergaard
Erik Hoppe
Sculptor
Architect
Architect
Architect
Architect
Architect
Painter
1946 Ulf Rasmussen
J. Gudmundsen-Holmgreen
F. Grut
Paul Sørensen
Sophie Pedersen
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Painter
Painter
1947 Ejgill Vedel Schmidt
Finn Juhl
Júlíana Sveinsdóttir
Bizzie Høyer
Ville Jais Nielsen
Sculptor
Architect
Painter
Painter
Painter
1948 Tove Olafsson
Stephensen
Knud Hansen
Mogens Andersen
Svend Johansen
Lauritz Hartz
Sculptor
Architect
Painter
Painter
Painter
Painter
1949 August Keil
Agnete Jørgensen
Hans Georg Skovgaard
Edvard Klindt-Larsen
Egon Mathiesen
Sculptor
Sculptor
Architect
Architect
Painter

1950s

YearRecipient [2] Field
1950 Carl-Henning Pedersen
Richard Mortensen
Børge Mogensen
Painter
Painter
Architect
1951 Holger J. Jensen
Hans Bendix
Hans Hansen
Helge Refn
Henning Seidelin
Grethe Bagge
Painter
Painter
Architect
Architect
Sculptor
Sculptor
1952 Helge Nielsen
Dan Sterup-Hansen
P.E. Hoff
B. Windinge
Painter
Painter
Architect
Architect
1953 Kaj Mottlau
Petri Gissel
Halldor Gunnløgsson
Ole Hagen
William Gersel
Jørgen Thoms
Painter
Painter
Architect
Architect
Sculptor
Sculptor
1954 Mogens Zieler
Kaj Ejstrup
Viggo Møller-Jensen
Hjalte Skovgaard
Painter
Painter
Architect
Sculptor
1955 S. Danneskjold-Samsøe
Christian Daugaard
Eva & Nils Koppel
Painter
Painter
Architects
1956 Carl Østerbye
Erik Herløw
Hans J. Wegner
Painter
Architect
Architect
1957 Albert Gammelgaard
Karl Bovin
Jørn Utzon
Erik Christian Sørensen
Helge Holmskov
Painter
Painter
Architect
Architect
Sculptor
1958 Harald Leth
Holger Jensen
Vilhelm Wohlert
Painter
Architect
Architect
1959 Egill Jacobsen
Ole Kielberg
Jørn Nielsen
Jørgen Bo
Painter
Painter
Architect
Architect

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

YearRecipient(s)Field
2000 Per Arnoldi Painter [6]
Nina Sten-Knudsen Painter [7]
Mogens Otto Nielsen Painter [8]
Georg K. S. Rotne Architect
Morten Stræde Sculptor
2001 Jes Fomsgaard Painter
Michael Kvium Painter
Ole Helweg Architect
Ole Helweg Architect
Knud Fladeland Nielsen Architect
Kim Utzon Architect
Lone Høyer Hansen Sculptor
Anita Jørgensen Sculptor
2002 Viera Collaro Painter
Nils Erik Gjerdevik Painter
Stig Lennart Andersson Landscape architect
Søren Robert Lund Architect
Øivind Nygård Sculptor
Finn Reinbothe Sculptor
2003 Peter Bonde Artist
Mogens Gissel Painter
Nille Juul-Sørensen Architect
Torben Schønherr Landscape architect
Eva Koch Sculptor
2004 Jeppe Aagaard Andersen Landscape architect
Dorte Mandrup Architect
Martin Erik Andersen Sculptor
Olafur Eliasson Sculptor
Søren Jensen Sculptor
Claus Carstensen Painter
Leif Kath Painter
2005 Bjarke Ingels Architect
Julien De Smedt Architect
Steen Høyer Architect
Jørgen Michaelsen Sculptor
Henning Christiansen sculptor
Ellen Hyllemose Sculptor
Tal R Painter
Per Bak Jensen Painter
Vibeke Mencke Nielsen Painter
2006 Jytte Høy Sculptor
Erland Knudssøn Madsen Sculptor
Jørgen Carlo Larsen Sculptor
Peter Holst Henckel Painter
Malene Landgreen Painter
Signe and Christian Cold Architects
2007 Troels Troelsen Architect
Jens Haaning Sculptor
Kerstin Bergendal Sculptor
Cai-Ulrich von Platen Painter
Poul Pedersen Painter
Per Marquard Otzen Painter
2008 Karen Exner Architect
Mads Bjørn Hansen Architect
Mette Tony Architect
Henrik B. Andersen Sculptor
Sophia Kalkau Sculptor
Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Sculptor
Kasper Bonnén Painter
2009 Kim Holst Jensen Architect
Jesper Rasmussen Sculptor
Ole Broager Sculptor
Inge Ellegaard Painter
Leonard Forslund Painter

2010s

YearRecipient(s)FieldRef
2010 Anna Maria Indrio Architect [9]
Thomas Carstens Architect [10]
Nils Holscher, Mikkel Nordberg, Claus Sivager Architects [11]
Peter Callesen Visual artist [12]
Kirsten Dufour and Finn Thybo Andersen Visual artist [13]
2011 Louis Becker Architect [14]
Poul Ove Jensen Architect [15]
Erik Varming Sculptor [16]
Ursula Reuter Christiansen Painter [17]
2012 Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset Visual artists [18]
Marianne Levinsen Landscape architect [18]
Marianne Hesselbjerg Visual artist [19]
John Kørner Painter [20]
2013 Kristine Jensen Landscaåe architect [21]
Frans Jacobi Visual artist [22]
Bodil Nielsen Visual artist [23]
Søren Martinsen Visual artist [24]
2014 Frank Maali and Gemma Lalanda Architects [25]
Pernille Schyum Poulsen and Jan Albrechtsen Architects [26]
Jesper Just Visual artist [27]
Finn Naur Petersen Sculptor [28]
Kirstine Roepstorff Visual artist [29]
2015 Carsten E. Holgaard Architect [30]
Christina Sofia Capetillo Architect [31]
Henrik Plenge Jakovsen Visual artist [32]
Ann Kristin Lislegaard Visual artist [33]
Mette Winckelmann Visual artist [34]
Lars Juel This, Ib Valdemar Nielsen, Bo Lautrup, Peter Dalgaard Architects [35]
2016 Dan Stubbergaard Architect [36]
Peter Land Visual artist [37]
Joachim Koester Visual artist [38]
2017 Terese Erngaard Architect [39]
Sergej Jensen Visual artist
Hanne Nielsen (artist), Birgit Johnsen Visual artists
Annette Harboe Flensburg Visual artist

2020s

YearRecipient(s)Field
2020
Camilla Berner Visual artist
René Schmidt Visual artist
Mads Mandrup Architect
Søren Rasmussen Architect

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