Art Prize: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 06:03, 27 November 2021

A dedicated Art Prize is thought to have been first awarded at Speech Day in 1945.

It is currently awarded for performance in A-Level Art, and as such it is sometimes referred to specifically as the "A-Level Art Prize".

Donated by the Foundation

Year	Winner
1945	A G Jakes / D W Paton
1948	D R Rye / W G Grant
1949	John F Cammack / A M Catling
1950	A M Catling / E A Storey
1951	J D Hull
1952	W Blakey / M O Blakey
1953	M O Blakey / D F Lingard
1954	?
1955	C Harrison / R F Gibson
1956	B P Cocks / R W Davis
1957	C Harrison / I H A Buckley
1958	J S Bolland / D V Reynolds / I H A Buckley
1959	S M Denham / G S Molsom / J Carter
1960	J R Carter / J P Matthews
1961	J R Carter / J P Matthews
1962	B Petch / G Taylor
1963	J Fovargue / R Budge
1964	N Flynn / T Howsam
1965	R D Bolton / S E Macleod
1966	T Howsam / J Alderson
1967	R D Bolton / G Coupland
1968	B J Bolland / N G F Thompson
...
1975	Geoff Portass / A H E Sharpe
1976	Senior S J Woolhouse Junior: S B Stevens
...
1983	M E Lynch
...
2003	James Harness
...
2012	William Campion
2013	Jade Vidal
2014	Hannah Stout
2015	-
2016	-
2017	Caitlin Atkinson
2018	Danny Wilson
2019	Mark Walmsley

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