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The prize has been awarded 9 times to poets for all of their work: Paul Gilson, Pierre Seghers, Marcel Béalu, Vincent Monteiro, Luc Estang, Léopold Sédar Senghor, Jean-Claude Renard, Yves Martin, and Claude Roy.
The prize has been awarded 9 times to poets for all of their work: Paul Gilson, Pierre Seghers, Marcel Béalu, Vincent Monteiro, Luc Estang, Léopold Sédar Senghor, Jean-Claude Renard, Yves Martin, and Claude Roy.


It has been attributed 9 times to collections published by {{ill|Éditions Seghers|fr}}, 6 times by [[Groupe Flammarion|Flammarion]] and four times by [[Gallimard]].
It has been attributed 9 times to collections published by {{ill|Éditions Seghers|fr}}, 6 times by [[Groupe Flammarion|Flammarion]] and 6 times by [[Éditions Gallimard|Gallimard]].
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;1940s
* 1941: Just Calveyrach for ''Guyane'', Îles de Lérins
* 1941: Just Calveyrach for ''Guyane'', Îles de Lérins
* 1942: [[Roger Rabiniaux]] for ''Les Faubourgs du ciel'', Profils Litt. Fr.
* 1942: [[Roger Rabiniaux]] for ''Les Faubourgs du ciel'', Profils Litt. Fr.
* 1943: Yves Salgues for ''Le Chant de Nathanael'', Profils Litt. Fr.
* 1943: [[Yves Salgues]] for ''Le Chant de Nathanael'', Profils Litt. Fr.
* 1944 to 1946 : pas de désignation
* 1944 to 1946 : pas de désignation
* 1947: [[Hervé Bazin]] for ''Jour'', Iles de Lérins
* 1947: [[Hervé Bazin]] for ''Jour'', Iles de Lérins
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;1950s
* 1950: [[Paul Chaulot]] ''D'autres terres'', Îles de Lérins
* 1950: [[Paul Chaulot]] ''D'autres terres'', Îles de Lérins
* 1951: [[Paul Gilson]] for all his work
* 1951: [[Paul Gilson (writer)|Paul Gilson]] for all his work
* 1952: [[Alain Bosquet]] for ''Langue morte'', {{ill|Le Sagittaire|fr}}
* 1952: [[Alain Bosquet]] for ''Langue morte'', {{ill|Le Sagittaire|fr}}
* 1953: [[Jean Malrieu]] for ''Préface à l'amour'', Cahiers du Sud and [[Armand Lanoux]] for ''Colporteur'', Seghers
* 1953: [[Jean Malrieu]] for ''Préface à l'amour'', Cahiers du Sud and [[Armand Lanoux]] for ''Colporteur'', Seghers
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* 1961: [[Jean Breton]] for ''Chair et soleil'', [[La Table Ronde]]
* 1961: [[Jean Breton]] for ''Chair et soleil'', [[La Table Ronde]]
* 1962: Jeanne Kieffer for ''Cette Sauvage lumière'', Gallimard
* 1962: Jeanne Kieffer for ''Cette Sauvage lumière'', Gallimard
* 1963: Jean Bancal for ''Le Chemin des hommes, Silvaire
* 1963: Jean Bancal for ''Le Chemin des hommes'', Silvaire
* 1964: Jean Desmeuzes for ''Ballade en Sol majeur'', Millas-Martin
* 1964: Jean Desmeuzes for ''Ballade en Sol majeur'', Millas-Martin
* 1965: Robert Lorho (pseudonym: [[Lionel Ray]]) for ''Légendaire'', Seghers
* 1965: Robert Lorho (pseudonym: [[Lionel Ray]]) for ''Légendaire'', Seghers
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* 1975: [[Charles Le Quintrec]] for ''Jeunesse de dieu'', Albin Michel
* 1975: [[Charles Le Quintrec]] for ''Jeunesse de dieu'', Albin Michel
* 1976: [[Bernard Noël]] for ''Treize cases du je'', Flammarion
* 1976: [[Bernard Noël]] for ''Treize cases du je'', Flammarion
* 1977: [[Édouard Maunick]] for ''Ensoleillé vif'', [[Le Cherche midi]]
* 1977: [[Édouard Maunick]] for ''Ensoleillé vif'', {{ill|Le Cherche midi|fr}}
* 1978: [[Jean-Claude Renard]] for all his work
* 1978: [[Jean-Claude Renard]] for all his work
* 1979: [[Jean Laugier]] for ''Rituel pour une ode'', [[éditions Caractères]]
* 1979: [[Jean Laugier]] for ''Rituel pour une ode'', [[éditions Caractères]]
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* 1981: [[Gaston Miron]] for ''L'Homme rapaillé'', Maspéro
* 1981: [[Gaston Miron]] for ''L'Homme rapaillé'', Maspéro
* 1982: [[Jean Orizet]] for ''Le Voyageur absent'', [[Éditions Grasset|Grasset]]
* 1982: [[Jean Orizet]] for ''Le Voyageur absent'', [[Éditions Grasset|Grasset]]
* 1983: [[Pierre Gabriel]] for ''La Seconde porte'', Rougerie
* 1983: {{ill|Pierre Gabriel (poet)|fr|Pierre Gabriel}} for ''La Seconde porte'', Rougerie
* 1984: [[Pierrette Micheloud]] for ''Les Mots, la pierre'', La Braconnière
* 1984: [[Pierrette Micheloud]] for ''Les Mots, la pierre'', La Braconnière
* 1985: [[Jean-Vincent Verdonnet]] for ''Ce qui demeure'', Rougerie
* 1985: [[Jean-Vincent Verdonnet]] for ''Ce qui demeure'', Rougerie
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* 1994: [[Jean-Pierre Siméon]] for ''Le Sentiment du monde'', [[Cheyne éditeur|Cheyne]]
* 1994: [[Jean-Pierre Siméon]] for ''Le Sentiment du monde'', [[Cheyne éditeur|Cheyne]]
* 1995: [[Claude Roy (poet)|Claude Roy]] for all his work
* 1995: [[Claude Roy (poet)|Claude Roy]] for all his work
* 1996: [[Patrice Delbourg]] for ''L'Ampleur du désastre'', {{ill|Le Cherche midi|fr}}
* 1996: [[Patrice Delbourg]] for ''L'Ampleur du désastre'', Le Cherche midi
* 1997: [[Richard Rognet]] for ''Lutteur sans triomphe'', L'Estocade
* 1997: [[Richard Rognet]] for ''Lutteur sans triomphe'', L'Estocade
* 1998: [[Anise Koltz]] for ''Le Mur du son'', Éditions phi, Luxembourg
* 1998: [[Anise Koltz]] for ''Le Mur du son'', Éditions phi, Luxembourg
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* 2013: [[Frédéric Jacques Temple]] for ''Phares, balises & feux brefs'', suivi de ''Périples'', [[Bruno Doucey]]
* 2013: [[Frédéric Jacques Temple]] for ''Phares, balises & feux brefs'', suivi de ''Périples'', [[Bruno Doucey]]
* 2014: [[Askinia Mihaylova]] for ''Ciel à perdre'', Gallimard
* 2014: [[Askinia Mihaylova]] for ''Ciel à perdre'', Gallimard
* 2015: [[Liliane Wouters]] for ''Derniers feux sur terre'', Editions Le Taillis Pré, ainsi que l'ensemble de son œuvre
* 2015: [[Liliane Wouters]] for ''Derniers feux sur terre'', Editions Le Taillis Pré, and for all her work
* 2016: {{ill|Pierre Dhainaut|fr}} for all his work, on the occasion of the publication of his collection ''Voix entre Voix'', L'herbe qui tremble
* 2017: {{ill|Serge Pey|fr}} for ''Flamenco: les souliers de la Joselito'', Les fondeurs de brique/Dernier Télégramme
* 2018: [[Cécile Coulon]] for ''Les Ronces'', Le Castor astral
* 2019: [[Olivier Barbarant]] for ''Un grand instant'', Champ Vallon
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* 2020: Nimrod for ''Petit éloge de la lumière nature'', Obsidiane
* 2021: [[André Velter]] for ''Séduire l’univers, précédé d'À contre-peur'', Gallimard
* 2022: [[Denise Desautels]] for ''Disparaître'', Éditions du Noroît / L'herbe qui tremble
* 2023: Patrick Laupin for ''La Mort provisoire''
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Latest revision as of 08:36, 16 April 2024

The prix Guillaume Apollinaire is a French poetry prize first awarded in 1941. It was named in honour of French writer Guillaume Apollinaire. It annually recognizes a collection of poems for its originality and modernity.

Members of the jury

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The members of jury of the Guillaume Apollinaire prize are elected for life. Since the last renewal (2011), the board members are:

Winners

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The prize has been awarded 9 times to poets for all of their work: Paul Gilson, Pierre Seghers, Marcel Béalu, Vincent Monteiro, Luc Estang, Léopold Sédar Senghor, Jean-Claude Renard, Yves Martin, and Claude Roy.

It has been attributed 9 times to collections published by Éditions Seghers [fr], 6 times by Flammarion and 6 times by Gallimard.

1940s
  • 1941: Just Calveyrach for Guyane, Îles de Lérins
  • 1942: Roger Rabiniaux for Les Faubourgs du ciel, Profils Litt. Fr.
  • 1943: Yves Salgues for Le Chant de Nathanael, Profils Litt. Fr.
  • 1944 to 1946 : pas de désignation
  • 1947: Hervé Bazin for Jour, Iles de Lérins
  • 1948: Jean L'Anselme for Le Tambour de ville, LEC, éd. Contemporaines, and Rouben Melik for Passeur d'horizon, Îles de Lérins
  • 1949: no designation
1950s
1960s
  • 1960: Marcel Béalu and Vincent Monteiro for all their work
  • 1961: Jean Breton for Chair et soleil, La Table Ronde
  • 1962: Jeanne Kieffer for Cette Sauvage lumière, Gallimard
  • 1963: Jean Bancal for Le Chemin des hommes, Silvaire
  • 1964: Jean Desmeuzes for Ballade en Sol majeur, Millas-Martin
  • 1965: Robert Lorho (pseudonym: Lionel Ray) for Légendaire, Seghers
  • 1966: Catherine Tolstoï for Ce que savait la rose, Seghers
  • 1967: Lorand Gaspar for Le Quatrième état de la matière, Flammarion
  • 1968: Luc Estang for all his work
  • 1969: Albert Fabre for La Lumière est nommée, Seghers
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s
2020s
  • 2020: Nimrod for Petit éloge de la lumière nature, Obsidiane
  • 2021: André Velter for Séduire l’univers, précédé d'À contre-peur, Gallimard
  • 2022: Denise Desautels for Disparaître, Éditions du Noroît / L'herbe qui tremble
  • 2023: Patrick Laupin for La Mort provisoire
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  • "Lauréats". Prix Guillaume Apollinaire (in French).
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