Niépce Prize
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The Niépce Prize has been awarded annually since 1955 to a professional photographer who has lived and worked in France for over 3 years and is younger than 45 years of age. It was introduced in honour of Joseph Nicéphore Nièpce by Albert Plécy for the l'Association Gens d'Images.

List of winners

  • 1955 : Jean Dieuzaide
  • 1956 : Robert Doisneau
    Robert Doisneau
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  • 1957 : Denis Brihat
  • 1958 : René Basset
  • 1959 : Jeanloup Sieff
    Jeanloup Sieff
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  • 1960 : Léon Herschtritt
  • 1961 : Jean-Dominique Lajoux
  • 1962 : Jean-Louis Swiners
  • 1963 : Jean Suquet
  • 1964 : Jean Garet
    Jean Garet
    Jean Garet was a French Benedictine scholar of the Congregation of Saint-Maur.-Lifre:He was professed in 1647 when he was twenty years old, and lived in the Abbey of Saint-Ouen at Rouen....

  • 1965 : Thierry Davoust
  • 1966 : Marc Garanger
  • 1967 : Pierre and Dorine Berdoy
  • 1968 : Claude Sauvageot
  • 1969 : Jean-Pierre Ducatez
  • 1970 : Serge Chirol and Claude-Raimond Dityvon
  • 1971 : Jean-Luc Tartarin
  • 1972 : Pierre Le Gall and Guillaume Lieury
  • 1973 : Albert Visage
  • 1974 : Pierre Michaud
  • 1975 : Jean-Louis Nou
  • 1976 : Eddie Kuligowski, Claude Nuridsany and Marie Pérennou
  • 1977 : Roland Laboye
  • 1978 : Alain Chartier
  • 1979 : Françoise Saur
  • 1980 : Gilles Kervella
  • 1981 : Frédéric Brenner and Jacques Bondon
  • 1982 : Not awarded
  • 1983 : Pascal Dolémieux
  • 1984 : Thierry Girard
  • 1985 : Hervé Rabot
  • 1986 : Jean-Marc Zaorski
  • 1987 : Agnès Bonnot
  • 1988 : Keiichi Tahara
    Keiichi Tahara
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  • 1989 : Gladys and Patrick Zachmann
  • 1990 : Hugues de Wurstemberger
  • 1991 : Jean-Louis Courtinat
  • 1992 : Luc Choquer
  • 1993 : Jean-Claude Coutausse
  • 1994 : Xavier Lambours
  • 1995 : Marie-Paule Nègre
  • 1996 : Lise Sarfati
  • 1997 : Patrick Tosani
  • 1998 : Florence Chevallier
  • 1999 : Philippe Bazin
  • 2000 : Klavdij Sluban
  • 2001 : Antoine d'Agata
    Antoine D'Agata
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  • 2002 : Luc Delahaye
    Luc Delahaye
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  • 2003 : Stéphane Couturier
  • 2004 : Claudine Doury
    Claudine Doury
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  • 2005 : Elina Brotherus
  • 2006 : Onodera Yuki
  • 2007 : Bertrand Meunier
  • 2008 : Jürgen Nefzger
  • 2009 : Stéphanie Lacombe
  • 2010 : Jean-Christian Bourcart
    Jean-Christian Bourcart
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