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Prešeren laureates are Slovene scientists and artists who have been awarded the Prešeren Award for their achievements. The Prešeren Award is the highest decoration in the field of artistic and in the past also scientific creation in Slovenia .[1] Prešernov sklad [2]
Recipient
Occupation
Rationale
Blaž Arnič composer
for the composition The Woods are Singing (Slovene : Gozdovi pojejo )
Matej Bor poet, playwright, translator, journalist
for the play False Flaggers Raztrganci
Igo Gruden poet, translator
for the collections Into Exile (V pregnanstvo The Poet's Heart (Pesnikovo srce
Božidar Jakac painter, graphic artist, photographer, filmmaker
for the collection of drawings titled In the Tracks of the 4th and the 5th Offensive (Po sledovih 4. in 5. ofenzive
Boris Kalin sculptor
for the sculpture Fifteen-Year-Old Girl (Petnajstletna
Gojmir Anton Kos painter, photographer
for the oil painting Girl with an Accordion (Dekle s harmoniko
Anton Melik geographer
for the work The Ljubljana Pile-Dweller's Lake and Its Heritage (Ljubljansko mostiščarsko jezero in dediščina po njem
Ivan Potrč writer, playwright
for the drama The Krefl Farm (Kreflova kmetija
Tone Seliškar writer, poet, journalist, teacher
for the story Comrades (Tovariši
Lucijan Marija Škerjanc composer, conductor, pedagogue, pianist
for the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (Koncert za violino in orkester
Vitomil Zupan writer, poet, playwright, essayist
for the drama Birth in a Storm (Rojstvo v nevihti
Recipient
Occupation
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Vinko Globokar trombonist and composer
for his lifetime achievement in music
Milan Jesih poet, playwright and translator
for his poetic opus
Recipient
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Vojteh Ravnikar architect
for his architectural opus
Zlatko Šugman actor
for his lifetime achievement in the dramatic arts
Recipient
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Rationale
Florjan Lipuš writer and translator
for his literary opus
Recipient
Occupation
Rationale
Milan Dekleva poet and writer
for his lifetime achievement in poetry and writing
Karpo Godina cinematographer and film director
for his lifetime achievement in film
Recipient
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Rationale
Janez Matičič composer and pianist
for his lifetime achievement music
Radko Polič actor
for his lifetime achievement in the dramatic arts
Recipient
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Rationale
Janez Gradišnik writer and translator
for his lifetime achievement in literature and translation
Miljenko Licul graphic designer
for his extensive opus in graphic design
Recipient
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Štefka Drolc [4] actress
for her lifetime achievement
Zmago Jeraj artist
for his lifetime achievement
Recipient
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Kostja Gatnik artist and illustrator
for his lifetime achievement in fine arts
Mateja Rebolj [5] dancer
for her lifetime achievement in the field of dance
Recipient
Occupation
Rationale
Miroslav Košuta poet, playwright and translator
for his poetic opus
Anton Nanut conductor
for his entire creative opus
Recipient
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Jože Snoj poet, writer, essayist
for his lifetime achievement and rich literary opus
Matjaž Vipotnik graphic designer
for his lifetime achievement in graphic design
Recipient
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Rationale
Zorko Simčič writer
for his lifetime achievement and rich literary opus
Marlenka Stupica illustrator
for her lifetime achievement in illustration
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Vladimir Kavčič writer
for his lifetime achievement and rich literary opus
Pavle Merkù composer
for his lifetime achievement and rich creative opus
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Andrej Brvar poet
for his lifetime achievement
Miki Muster academic sculptor
for his lifetime achievement
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Tone Partljič writer and playwright
for his lifetime achievement
Ivo Petrić composer
for his lifetime achievement
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