Arthur Rubinstein Award

Date Established:

  • Sep 1974

Awards

Winners:

Year Award Winner Winning work Notes/Description
  • 1974
  • First Prize
  • 1974
  • Second Prize
  • 1974
  • Third Prize
  • 1977
  • First Prize
  • 1977
  • Second Prize
  • 1977
  • Third Prize
  • 1980
  • First Prize
  • 1980
  • Second Prize
  • 1980
  • Third Prize
  • 1983
  • First Prize
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