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1925 – Sten Pettersson, yleisurheilu 1926 – Arne Borg, uinti ja Edvin Wide, yleisurheilu 1927 – Sven Salén, purjehdus 1928 – Per-Erik Hedlund, maastohiihto 1929 – Gillis Grafström, taitoluistelu ja Sven Utterström, maastohiihto 1930 – Johan Richthoff, paini 1931 – Sven Rydell, jalkapallo 1932 – Ivar Johansson, paini 1933 – Sven Säfvenberg, jääpallo 1934 – Harald Andersson, yleisurheilu 1935 – Hans Drakenberg, miekkailu 1936 – Erik Larsson, maastohiihto 1937 – Torsten Ullman, ammunta 1938 – Björn Borg, uinti 1939 – Sven Selånger, mäkihyppy/yhdistetty 1940 – Henry Kälarne, yleisurheilu ja Håkan Lidman, yleisurheilu 1941 – Alfred Dahlqvist, maastohiihto 1942 – Gunder Hägg, yleisurheilu 1943 – Arne Andersson, yleisurheilu 1944 – Nils Karlsson, maastohiihto 1945 – Claes Egnell, nykyaikainen viisiottelu 1946 – Arvid Andersson, painonnosto 1947 – Gösta Frändfors, paini 1948 – William Grut, nykyaikainen viisiottelu 1949 – Gert Fredriksson, melonta 1950 – Lennart Bergelin, tennis 1951 – Rune Larsson, yleisurheilu 1952 – Valter Nyström, yleisurheilu 1953 – Bertil Antonsson, paini 1954 – Bengt Nilsson, yleisurheilu 1955 – Sigge Ericsson, pikaluistelu 1956 – Lars Hall, nykyaikainen viisiottelu ja Sixten Jernberg, maastohiihto 1957 – Dan Waern, yleisurheilu 1958 – Richard Dahl, yleisurheilu 1959 – Agne Simonsson, jalkapallo 1960 – Jane Cederqvist, uinti 1961 – Ove Fundin, speedway ja Sten Lundin, motocross 1962 – Assar Rönnlund, maastohiihto 1963 – Jonny Nilsson, pikaluistelu 1964 – Rolf Peterson, melonta 1965 – Kjell Johansson, pöytätennis 1966 – Kurt Johansson, ammunta 1967 – Fåglumin veljekset (Erik Pettersson, Gösta Pettersson, Sture Pettersson ja Tomas Pettersson), pyöräily 1968 – Toini Gustafsson-Rönnlund, maastohiihto 1969 – Ove Kindvall, jalkapallo 1970 – Gunnar Larsson, uinti 1971 – Stellan Bengtsson, pöytätennis 1972 – Ulrika Knape, uimahypyt 1973 – Rolf Edling, miekkailu 1974 – Björn Borg, tennis 1975 – Ingemar Stenmark, alppihiihto 1976 – Anders Gärderud, yleisurheilu ja Bernt Johansson, pyöräily 1977 – Frank Andersson, paini 1978 – Björn Borg, tennis ja Ingemar Stenmark, alppihiihto 1979 – Malmö FF, jalkapallo 1980 – Thomas Wassberg, maastohiihto (kieltäytyi) 1981 – Annichen Kringstad, suunnistus 1982 – Mats Wilander, tennis 1983 – Håkan Carlqvist, motocross 1984 – Gunde Svan, maastohiihto 1985 – Patrik Sjöberg, yleisurheilu 1986 – Tomas Johansson, paini 1987 – Ruotsin jääkiekkomaajoukkue, jääkiekko ja Marie-Helene Westin, maastohiihto 1988 – Tomas Gustafson, pikaluistelu 1989 – Ruotsin pöytätennismaajoukkue (Jan-Ove Waldner, Mikael Appelgren, Jörgen Persson, Erik Lindh ja Peter Karlsson), pöytätennis 1990 – Stefan Edberg, tennis 1991 – Pernilla Wiberg, alppihiihto 1992 – Jan-Ove Waldner, pöytätennis 1993 – Torgny Mogren, maastohiihto 1994 – Ruotsin jalkapallomaajoukkue, jalkapallo 1995 – Annika Sörenstam, golf 1996 – Agneta Andersson ja Susanne Gunnarsson, melonta 1997 – Ludmila Engquist, yleisurheilu 1998 – Ruotsin käsipallomaajoukkue, käsipallo 1999 – Tony Rickardsson, speedway 2000 – Lars Frölander, uinti 2001 – Per Elofsson, maastohiihto 2002 – Susanne Ljungskog, pyöräily 2003 – Carolina Klüft, yleisurheilu 2004 – Stefan Holm, yleisurheilu 2005 – Kajsa Bergqvist, yleisurheilu 2006 – Anja Pärson, alppihiihto 2007 – Anja Pärson, alppihiihto 2008 – Jonas Jacobsson, ammunta (paraurheilija) 2009 – Helena Jonsson, ampumahiihto 2010 – Ruotsin maastohiihdon miesten olympiaviestijoukkue (Daniel Richardsson, Johan Olsson, Anders Södergren ja Marcus Hellner), maastohiihto 2011 – Therese Alshammar, uinti 2012 – Lisa Nordén, triathlon 2013 – Johan Olsson, maastohiihto 2014 – Ruotsin maastohiihdon naisten olympiaviestijoukkue (Ida Ingemarsdotter, Emma Wikén, Anna Haag ja Charlotte Kalla), maastohiihto 2015 – Sarah Sjöström, uinti 2016 – Henrik Stenson, golf 2017 – Sarah Sjöström, uinti 2018 – Hanna Öberg, ampumahiihto Jerring-palkinto Här är alla bragdvinnare genom åren svd.se (ruotsiksi) dag
Araluen Art Centre, Alice Springs Hank Ebes Collection, Melbourne Macquarie University, Sydney University of New South Wales, Sydney Guilleman and Sordello Collection, France R. M. Barokh Antiques, California Mbantua Gallery Permanent Collection Alice Springs Solo: 2016: Singing Up Country | Kudditji Kngwarreye, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2016: Kudditji Kngwarreye - A master painter there is only one of him, Mandel Aboriginal Art Gallery, Melbourne 2014: Kudditji Kngwarreye, Japingka Gallery, Perth 2014: Earth + Sky, Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane 2013: Kudditji: Landscapes in the Family Tradition, Booker-Lowe Gallery, Houston, Texas USA 2013: Colours of Dreaming | Kudditji Kngwarreye, Mitchell Fine Art, Brisbane 2013: The Master Returns, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2011: Kudditji Kngwarreye, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2011: COLOURFIELD: new paintings, Fireworks gallery, Brisbane 2010: Kudditji Kngwarreye, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2010: Kudditji Kngwarreye, Palya Proper Fine Arts Alice Springs 2009: Kudditji Kngwarreye: Pastels, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2008: My Country, Kudditji Kngwarreye, Central Art Aboriginal Store, Alice Springs 2008: 30 Emu Dreamings, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2008: My Country, Japingka Gallery, Perth 2006: Masterwork, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne 2006: My Country, Japingka Gallery, Perth 2006: Two Fields, Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane 2005: Waterhole Aboriginal Art, Danks Street, Sydney 2005: New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne 2005: Colours in Country, Art Mob, Hobart, Tasmania 2004: My Country, New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne 2004: My Country, Japingka Gallery, Perth 2004: Waterhole Aboriginal Art, Sofitel Wentworth Hotel Exhibition, Sydney 2003: New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne 1999: New Paintings, Chapel off Chapel, Melbourne Group: 2016: Spoilt for Choice- a director's choice exhibition, Kate Gwen Gallery, Sydney 2015: Signs and Traces - Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Cultural Institute Zamek, Pozan, Poland 2015: From the Vaults - highlights from the Collectors' Gallery, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2014: Vast Interiors, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2012: The Colourists: Kudditji Kngwarreye and Lorna Napurrula Fencer, Japingka Gallery, perth 2013: Sky and Desert, Foundation Burkhardt-Felder Arts et Culture, Switzerland 2010: Utopia: Eastern Anmatyerre Artists, Neo Gallery, Brisbane 2009: Aboriginal Art, Mary Place Gallery, Sydney 2009: Reves Aborignes, Musee Arts et Histoire de Bormes-Les-Mimosas, Bormes-Les-Mimosas, France 2008: From the Air, Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane 2008: Black & White: Inspired by Landscape, Kate Owen Gallery, Sydney 2006: New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne 2005: Big Country, Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs 2005: Fresh from the Central Desert, Canberra Grammar School, Canberra 2004: Two Senior Men, Art Mob Gallery, Tasmania 2004: Australian Exhibition Centre, Chicago 2004: Heartbeat - Living Country, Wenthworth Hotel, Sydney 2004: Spirit of Colour, Depot Gallery, Sydney 2002: The Contemporaries, Contemporary Artspace, Brisbane 2000: Mia Mia, Aboriginal Art gallery, Melboure 1999: Chapel Off, Chapel gallery, Melbourne 1992: Tjukurrpa, Museum fur Volkerkunde, Basel, Switzerland 1991: Central Australian Aboriginal Art & Craft Exhibition, Araluen Centre, Alice Springs 1990: Art Dock, Contemporary Art from Australia, Noumea, New Caledonia Artists around the world were inspired by the work of Kudditji Kngwarreye, including Melbourne-based painter Vincent Fantauzzo (a four-time Archibald People’s Choice Award winner).
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