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List of Archibald Prize winners

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1921 Desbrowe Annear by W B McInnes was the first Archibald Prize winner

This is a list of winners of the annual Archibald Prize for portraiture, first awarded in 1921.

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List of winners

'Head in the Sky, feet on the Ground,' Julia Gutman's portrait of Montaigne was the winner of the 2023 Archibald Prize
1924 Miss Collins by W B McInnes
1927 Mrs Annie Murdoch by G. W. Lambert
1928 Dr Alexander Leeper by John Longstaff
1945 LtGen Edmund Herring by William Dargie
Year No. of
Finalists		 Artist Title Subject Notes
1921 45 W B  McInnes Desbrowe Annear Harold  Desbrowe-Annear [1]
1922 53 W B  McInnes Professor Harrison Moore William Harrison  Moore [2]
1923 50 W B  McInnes Portrait of a Lady [3]
1924 40 W B  McInnes Miss Collins Gladys Neville Collins [4]
1925 74 John  Longstaff Maurice Moscovitch Maurice  Moscovitch [5]
1926 58 W B  McInnes Silk and Lace (Miss Esther Paterson) Esther  Paterson [6]
1927 56 George W.  Lambert Mrs Annie Murdoch Annie Murdoch [7]
1928 66 John  Longstaff Dr Alexander Leeper Alexander  Leeper [8]
1929 75 John  Longstaff The Hon W A Holman, KC William Holman [9]
1930 67 W B  McInnes Drum-Major Harry McClelland Harry McClelland [10]
1931 74 John  Longstaff Sir John Sulman John  Sulman [11]
1932 70 Ernest  Buckmaster Sir William Irvine William  Irvine  [12]
1933 Charles  Wheeler  Ambrose Pratt Ambrose  Pratt [13]
1934 92 Henry  Hanke Self Portrait Henry  Hanke [14]
1935 120 John  Longstaff AB (Banjo) Paterson Banjo Paterson [15]
1936 137 W B  McInnes Dr Julian Smith Julian Smith [16]
1937 141 Normand  Baker Self portrait Normand  Baker [17]
1938 145 Nora  Heysen Mme Elink Schuurman Adine Michele Elink Schuurman [18]
1939 135 Max  Meldrum Hon G J Bell, C.M.G., D.S.O., V.D., (Speaker, House of Representatives) George John  Bell [19]
1940 156 Max  Meldrum Dr J Forbes McKenzie Forbes McKenzie [20]
1941 133 William  Dargie Sir James Elder, KBE Sir James Elder [21]
1942 111 William  Dargie Corporal Jim Gordon, VC Jim  Gordon  [22]
1943 148 William  Dobell Mr Joshua Smith Joshua  Smith  [23]
1944 185 Joshua  Smith  Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon. J. S. Rosevear, M.P. Sol Rosevear [24]
1945 197 William  Dargie Lt-General The Hon Edmund Herring, KBC, DSO, MC, ED Edmund  Herring [25]
1946 80 William  Dargie L C Robson, MC, MA Robson [26]
1947 84 William  Dargie Sir Marcus Clark, Kt., K.B.E. [sic] Reginald Marcus Clark [27]
1948 81 William  Dobell Margaret Olley Margaret Olley [28]
1949 81 Arthur  Murch Bonar Dunlop Bonar Dunlop [29]
1950 86 William  Dargie Sir Leslie McConnan Leslie McConnan [30]
1951 92 Ivor  Hele Laurie Thomas Thomas [31]
1952 83 William  Dargie Mr Essington Lewis, CH Essington Lewis [32]
1953 72 Ivor  Hele Sir Henry Simpson Newland, CBE, DSO, MS, FRCS Henry Simpson  Newland [33]
1954 77 Ivor  Hele Rt. Hon. R. G. Menzies, P.C., C.H., Q.C., M.P. Robert Menzies [34]
1955 88 Ivor  Hele Robert Campbell Esq Robert  Campbell  [35]
1956 61 William  Dargie Mr Albert Namatjira Albert Namatjira [36]
1957 69 Ivor  Hele Self portrait Ivor  Hele [37]
1958 66 William Pidgeon Mr Ray Walker Walker [38]
1959 66 William  Dobell Dr Edward MacMahon MacMahon [39]
1960 80 Judy  Cassab Stanislaus Rapotec Stanislav Rapotec [40]
1961 61 William Pidgeon Rabbi Dr I. Porush Israel Porush [41]
1962 81 Louis  Kahan Patrick White Patrick White [42]
1963 65 Jack  Carington Smith Professor James McAuley James McAuley [43]
1964 No Award [44]
1965 63 Clifton  Pugh RA Henderson, Esq Rupert "Rags" Henderson [45]
1966 71 Jon  Molvig Charles Blackman Charles Blackman [46]
1967 41 Judy  Cassab Margo Lewers Margo Lewers [47]
1968 141 William Pidgeon Lloyd Rees Lloyd Rees [48]
1969 71 Ray  Crooke George Johnston George Johnston [49]
1970 15 Eric  Smith  Gruzman – architect Neville Gruzman [50]
1971 17 Clifton  Pugh Sir John McEwen John McEwen [51]
1972 53 Clifton  Pugh The Hon E.G. Whitlam Gough Whitlam [52]
1973 53 Janet  Dawson Michael Boddy Michael Boddy [53]
1974 50 Sam  Fullbrook Jockey Norman Stephens Norman Stephens [54]
1975 40 Kevin  Connor  The Hon Sir Frank Kitto, KBE Frank Kitto [55]
1976 29 Brett  Whiteley Self portrait in the studio Brett  Whiteley [56]
1977 35 Kevin  Connor  Robert Klippel Robert Klippel [57]
1978 39 Brett  Whiteley Art, Life and the other thing Brett  Whiteley [58]
1979 35 Wes  Walters Portrait of Phillip Adams Phillip Adams [59]
1980 No Award [60]
1981 24 Eric  Smith  Rudy Komon Rudy Komon [61]
1982 26 Eric  Smith  Peter Sculthorpe Peter Sculthorpe [62]
1983 28 Nigel  Thomson Chandler Coventry Chandler Coventry [63]
1984 27 Keith  Looby Max Gillies Max Gillies [64]
1985 25 Guy  Warren  Flugelman with Wingman Bert Flugelman [65]
1986 26 Davida  Allen Dr John Arthur McKelvey Shera Shera [66]
1987 26 William  Robinson  Equestrian Self Portrait William  Robinson  [67]
1988 25 Fred  Cress John Beard John Stanley Beard [68]
1989 24 Bryan  Westwood Portrait of Elwyn Lynn Elwyn  Lynn [69]
1990 31 Geoffrey  Proud Dorothy Hewett Dorothy  Hewett [70]
1991/92 Bryan  Westwood The Prime Minister Paul Keating [71]
1993 27 Garry  Shead Tom Thompson Tom Thompson [72]
1994 32 Francis  Giacco Homage to John Reichard Reichard [73]
1995 28 William  Robinson  Self Portrait with Stunned Mullet William  Robinson  [74]
1996 32 Wendy Sharpe Self Portrait – as Diana of Erskineville Wendy Sharpe [75]
1997 31 Nigel Thomson Barbara Blackman Barbara Blackman [76]
1998 29 Lewis Miller Portrait of Allan Mitelman No 3 Allan Mitelman [77]
1999 33 Euan Macleod Self-portrait/head like a hole Euan Macleod [78]
2000 48 Adam Cullen Portrait of David Wenham David Wenham [79]
2001 31 Nicholas Harding John Bell as King Lear John Bell [80]
2002 31 Cherry Hood Simon Tedeschi unplugged Simon Tedeschi [81]
2003 32 Geoffrey Dyer Richard Flanagan Richard Flanagan [82]
2004 40 Craig Ruddy David Gulpilil, two worlds David Gulpilil [83]
2005 36 John Olsen Self portrait Janus Faced John Olsen [84]
2006 36 Marcus Wills The Paul Juraszek Monolith (after Marcus Gheeraerts) Paul Juraszek [85]
2007 41 John Beard Janet Laurence Janet Laurence [86]
2008 40 Del Kathryn Barton You are what is most beautiful about me, a self portrait with Kell and Arella Del Kathryn Barton [87]
2009 39 Guy Maestri Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu Geoffrey Gurrumul  Yunupingu [88]
2010 34 Sam Leach Tim Minchin Tim Minchin [89]
2011 41 Ben Quilty Margaret Olley Margaret Olley [90]
2012 41 Tim Storrier The Histrionic Wayfarer (after Bosch) (Self portrait) Tim Storrier [91]
2013 39 Del Kathryn Barton hugo Hugo Weaving [92]
2014 54 Fiona Lowry Penelope Seidler Penelope Seidler [93]
2015 47 Nigel Milsom Judo house pt 6 (the white bird) Charles Waterstreet [94]
2016 51 Louise Hearman Barry Barry Humphries [95]
2017 43 Mitch Cairns Agatha Gothe-Snape Agatha Gothe-Snape [96]
2018 57 Yvette Coppersmith Self-portrait, after George Lambert Yvette Coppersmith [97]
2019 51 Tony Costa Lindy Lee Lindy Lee [98]
2020 51 Vincent Namatjira Stand Strong for Who You Are Adam Goodes [99]
2021 52 Peter Wegner Portrait of Guy Warren at 100 Guy Warren [100]
2022 52 Blak Douglas Moby Dickens Karla Dickens [101]
2023 57 Julia Gutman Head in the sky, feet on the ground Montaigne [102]
2024 Laura Jones Tim Winton Tim Winton [103]

Gallery

  • 1922 (McInnes)
    1922 (McInnes)
  • 1923 (McInnes)
    1923 (McInnes)
  • 1925 (Longstaff)
    1925 (Longstaff)
  • 1926 (McInnes)
    1926 (McInnes)
  • 1929 (Longstaff)
    1929 (Longstaff)
  • 1930 (McInnes)
    1930 (McInnes)
  • 1931 (Longstaff)
    1931 (Longstaff)
  • 1935 (Longstaff)
    1935 (Longstaff)
  • 1936 (McInnes)
    1936 (McInnes)
  • 1937 (Baker)
    1937 (Baker)
  • 1938 (Heysen)
    1938 (Heysen)

Winners of the Packing Room Prize

Further information: Packing Room Prize
Year Artist Title Subject Notes
1991/92 Greg Bridges Gareth Evans Gareth Evans (not selected as a finalist)[104]
1993 Angelika Erbsland Colin Hayes OBE and friend Colin Hayes (not selected as a finalist)[105]
1994 Peter Robertson Kate Ceberano Kate Ceberano [106]
1995 Danelle Bergstrom Jon English Jon English (not selected as a finalist)[107]
1996 Paul Newton John Laws John Laws [108]
1997 Bill Leak Tex (Perkins) Tex Perkins [109]
1998 Kerrie Lester Self portrait as a bridesmaid Kerrie Lester [110]
1999 Deny Christian Garry McDonald Garry McDonald (not selected as a finalist)[111]
2000 Bill Leak 'Are you with me': portrait of Sir Les Patterson Sir Les  Patterson [112]
2001 Paul Newton Roy and HG (John Doyle and Greig Pickhaver) Roy and HG [113]
2002 Jan Williamson Jenny Morris – singer/songwriter Jenny Morris [114]
2003 Jan Williamson Rachel Ward Rachel Ward [115]
2004 Evert Ploeg Jana Wendt Jana Wendt [116]
2005 Jason Benjamin Staring down the past Bill Hunter [117]
2006 Michael Mucci A working class man Scott Cam [118]
2007 Danelle Bergstrom Take two – Jack Thompson Jack Thompson [119]
2008 Martin Ball Neil Finn Neil Finn [120]
2009 Paul Jackson Flacco's chariot Paul Livingston [121]
2010 Nafisa Naomi Glenn in black & white Glenn A. Baker [122]
2011 Vincent Fantauzzo Matt Moran Matt Moran [123]
2012 Raelene Sharp A Strength of Character John Wood [124]
2013 Mathew Lynn Tara Moss Tara Moss [125]
2014 Tim Storrier The Member, Dr Sir Leslie Colin Patterson KCB AO Sir Les Patterson [126]
2015 Bruno Jean Grasswill Michael Caton Michael Caton [127]
2016 Betina Fauvel-Ogden George Calombaris, masterchef George Calombaris [128]
2017 Peter Smeeth Lisa Wilkinson AM Lisa Wilkinson [129]
2018 Jamie Preisz Jimmy (title fight) Jimmy Barnes [130]
2019 Tessa MacKay Through the looking glass

David Wenham

[131]
2020 Meyne Wyatt Meyne Meyne Wyatt [132]
2021 Kathrin Longhurst Kate Kate Ceberano [133]
2022 Claus Stangl Taika Waititi [134]
2023 Andrea Huelin Clown jewels Cal Wilson [135]
2024 Matt Adnate Rhythms of heritage Baker Boy [136]

Winners of the People's Choice Award

Further information: People's Choice Award
Year Artist Title Subject Notes
1988 Fred Cress John Beard John Stanley Beard [137][68]
1989 Vladas Meškėnas Donald Friend 1989 Donald Friend [138]
1990 Reg Campbell Self-portrait Reg Campbell [139]
1991/92 Robert Hannaford Portrait of Hugh Stretton Hugh Stretton [140]
1993 Jennifer Little Victor Sellu Victor Sellu [141]
1994 Bill Leak Malcolm Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull [142]
1995 Josonia Palaitis Bill Leak Bill Leak [143]
1996 Robert Hannaford Self-portrait Robert Hannaford [144]
1997 Mathew Lynn Jeanne Ryckmans Jeanne Ryckmans Highly Commended[145]
1998 Robert Hannaford Rolf Prince Rolf Prince [146]
1999 Evert Ploeg Deborah Mailman Deborah Mailman [147]
2000 Esther Erlich Never been better (portrait of Bill Leak) Bill Leak [148]
2001 Paul Newton Roy and HG (John Doyle and Greig Pickhaver)  Roy and HG [149]
2002 Jan Williamson Jenny Morris – singer/songwriter Jenny Morris [150]
2003 Dalu Zhao 'Lao Fei' Stephen FitzGerald Stephen FitzGerald [151]
2004 Craig Ruddy David Gulpilil, two worlds David Gulpilil [152][83]
2005 Nicholas Harding Bob's Daily Swim Robert Dickerson [153]
2006 Paul Jackson Garry McDonald 'All the world's a stage ... ' Garry McDonald [154]
2007 Evert Ploeg George Ellis George Ellis [155]
2008 Vincent Fantauzzo Heath Heath Ledger [156]
2009 Vincent Fantauzzo Branson Brandon Walters [157]
2010 Craig Ruddy The Prince of Darkness – Warwick Thornton Warwick Thornton [158]
2011 Adam Chang John Coetzee J. M. Coetzee [159]
2012 Jenny Sages After Jack (Self portrait) Jenny Sages [160]
2013 Vincent Fantauzzo Love face Asher Keddie [161]
2014 Vincent Fantauzzo All that's good in me (self-portrait as son Luca) Vincent Fantauzzo [162]
2015 Bruno Jean Grasswill Michael Caton Michael Caton [127]
2016 Nick Stathopoulos Deng Deng Adut [163]
2017 Anh Do JC Jack Charles [164]
2018 Anne Middleton Guy Guy Pearce [165]
2019 David Darcy Tjuparntarri – women's business Daisy Tjuparntarri Ward [166]
2020 Angus McDonald Behrouz Boochani Behrouz Boochani [167]
2021 Julia Ciccarone The sea within Self-portrait [168]
2022 Jeremy Eden Samuel Johnson OAM Samuel Johnson [169]

See also

References

  1. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1921, Art Gallery of NSW.
    (AGNSW Collection entry)
  2. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1922, Art Gallery of NSW
  3. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1923, Art Gallery of NSW.
    (AGNSW Collection entry)
  4. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1924, Art Gallery of NSW
    Miss Gladys Neville Collins (1891–1960) was the daughter of J.T. Collins, lawyer, Victorian State Parliamentary draughtsman, and trustee of the Public Library, Museums and National Gallery of Victoria.
    She was also painted and drawn by George W Lambert:
    The portrait was purchased by the Art Gallery of South Australia in 1930 and is on public display at the AGSA.
  5. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1925, Art Gallery of NSW
  6. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1926, Art Gallery of NSW.
    (AGNSW Collection entry)
  7. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1927, Art Gallery of NSW
    Annie Murdoch was wife of Patrick John Murdoch, mother of Keith, grandmother of Rupert.
  8. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1928, Art Gallery of NSW
  9. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1929, Art Gallery of NSW
  10. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1930, Art Gallery of NSW
    Harry McClelland (1884–1954) was an artist and philanthropist living south of Melbourne with a hobby as a pipe band leader. McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery, mcclellandgallery.com;
    Fiona Gruber (14 December 2012). "Dame's grand vision pays off". The Sydney Morning Herald.;
    "Philanthropy and Art at Bolinda". Flemington Heritage.
  11. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1931, Art Gallery of NSW
  12. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1932, Art Gallery of NSW
  13. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1933, Art Gallery of NSW
  14. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1934, Art Gallery of NSW
  15. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1935, Art Gallery of NSW
  16. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1936, Art Gallery of NSW
    Dr Julian Augustus Smith (1873–1947) was a surgeon and photographer.
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  17. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1937, Art Gallery of NSW
  18. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1938, Art Gallery of NSW
    Adine Michele Elink Schuurman was the wife of the Dutch Consul-General in Australia.
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  20. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1940, Art Gallery of NSW
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    Winner: Archibald Prize 1941, Art Gallery of NSW
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    Winner: Archibald Prize 1942, Art Gallery of NSW
  23. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 1943, Art Gallery of NSW
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    Winner: Archibald Prize 1952, Art Gallery of NSW
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    The 2001 Archibald Winner
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    Winner: Archibald Prize 2010, Art Gallery of NSW
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    Winner: Archibald Prize 2013, Art Gallery of NSW
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  94. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2015, Art Gallery of NSW
  95. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2016, Art Gallery of NSW
  96. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2017, Art Gallery of NSW
  97. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2018, Art Gallery of NSW
  98. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2019, Art Gallery of NSW
  99. ^ Winner: Archibald Prize 2020, Art Gallery of NSW
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