TREBBIA INC TREBBIA HAS HELPED LAUREATES
International Trebbia Awards Laureates (2000 – 2019) – Biographies of the Laureates
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José Antonio Abreu (*1939) |
economist, politician, pianist (Venezuela) |
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Thuraya Al-Baqsami (*1952) |
writer and painter (Kuwait) |
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Mohamed Al-Qadiri (*1951) |
writer and diplomat (Kuwait) |
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Dadja Altenburg-Kohl (*1949) Amri Aminov (*1966) |
patron of art and art collector (Czech Republic / Germany)
sculptor originally from Tajikistan, living in Paris (France) |
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Jean Amiot (*1949) |
general director of J. B. F. Editions d‘Art Paris (France) |
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Jiří Anderle (*1936) |
painter and graphic artist (Czech Republic) |
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Norbert Auerbach (1922–2009) |
president, United Artists Company (USA –CZ) |
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Ladislav Ballek (*1941) |
writer, ambassador of the Slovak Republic in the Czech Republic (Slovakia) |
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János Bán (*1955) |
actor (Hungary) |
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Jiří Bartoška (*1947) |
actor, president of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Czech Republic) |
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Jiří Bělohlávek (*1946) |
chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, London (Czech Republic) |
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Cornel Boda (*1954) Carlos Cruz-Diez (*1923) |
general director of COBRA company (Czech Republic)
artist (Venezuela) |
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Commerzbank AG |
subsidiary Prague (Czech Republic) |
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Česká Centra |
government agency promoting Czech culture abroad |
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Česká spořitelna, a.s. |
banking institution (Czech Republic) |
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Rudolf Čižmárik (1949–2008) |
poet and writer (Slovakia) |
| Robert Descharnes (1926 – 2014) | lifetime autobiographist and photographer of Salvador Dalí (France) |
| František Dvořák (1920 – 2015) |
art historian (Czech Republic) |
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Bülent Eczacibasi (*1949) |
businessman and patron of art (Turkey) |
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Vladimir Ivanovič Fedosejev (*1932) |
chief conductor of the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra (Russian Federation) |
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Jane McAdam Freud (*1958) |
sculptress (United Kingdom), (great-granddaughter of Sigmund Freud) |
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Eriko Horiki (*1962) |
renowned artist (Japan) |
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Fopex Slovakia, s.r.o. |
producer of pressure casting forms (Slovakia) |
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Bob Geldof (*1951) |
musician, actor and political activist (Ireland) |
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Zdenek Grondol (*1952) |
chairman of the board of Czech International (Czech Republic) |
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Jaroslav Hába (*1946) |
general director of ZČE Inc. (Czech Republic) |
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Zlata Holušová (*1958) |
founder of the Colours of Ostrava music festival (Czech Republic) |
| Tibor Huszár (1952 – 2013) |
photographer (Slovakia) |
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Anton Hykisch (*1932) |
author, playwright, politician and diplomat (Slovakia) |
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Václav Chochola (1923–2005) |
artistic photographer (Czech Republic) |
| Ladislav Chudík (1924 – 2015) | actor (Slovakia) |
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Olga Kabo (*1968) |
actress (Russian Federation) |
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Rudolf Kallat (*1938) Pick Keobandith (*1965) |
president of Verein Wiener Muzikseminar (Austria)
curator and art historian (Laos / Belgium / France) |
| Miroslav Klivar (1932 – 2014) |
president of the European Union of Art and art historian (Czech Republic) |
| Štefan Kvietik (*1934) |
actor (Slovak Republic) |
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Grazyna Kulczyk (*1950) |
art collector, organiser, entrepreneur, patron (Poland) |
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Milan Lasica (*1940) |
actor (Slovak Republic) |
| Annie Leibovitz (*1949) |
world-renowned photographer (USA) |
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Daniel Libeskind (*1946) |
architect, author of the Freedom Tower in New York (USA) |
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William Lobkowicz (*1961) |
art collector and patron (USA –CZ) |
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Markus Lüpertz (*1941) |
painter, rector of the State Artistic Academy in Dusseldorf (Germany) |
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Michael March (*1946) |
founder and president of the Prague Writers’ Festival (USA –CZ) |
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Richard H. Mayer (*1933) |
collector, owner of Kunstgalerien Bottingerhaus Bamberg (Germany) |
| Zdeněk Miler (1921 – 2011) | author of the Mole fairy-tale character (Czech Republic) |
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Meda Mládková (*1919) |
founder of the Jan and Meda Mládek Foundation and the Kampa Museum (USA –CZ) |
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Jan Mojto (*1948) |
film producer (Germany) |
| Josef Nálepa (1936 – 2012) |
sculptor (Czech Republic) |
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Aleksander Nawrocki (*1940) |
writer, poet and literary critic (Poland) |
| Jelena Obrazcova (1936 – 2012) |
opera singer (Russian Federation) |
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OHL ŽS, a. s. Vladimír Páral (*1932) Pavel Pecháček (1940) Viktor Pinčuk (*1960) |
multispecialty building company (Czech Republic) writer and novelist (Czech Republic) journalist (Czech Republic) businessman and philanthropist (Ukraine) |
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Juan González de Quirós y Corujo (*1947) |
patron of art and collector (Spain) |
| Sharon Resch (*1951)
Royal Canon of Premonstratensians at Strahov Jan Saudek (*1935) |
patron of art (USA)
(Czech Republic) photographer (Czech Republic) |
| Emma de Sigaldi (1911 – 2010)
Milan Sládek (*1938) Ivan Stadtrucker (*1935) |
sculptor (Monaco) mime artist, choreographer, director and teacher (Germany / Slovakia) scriptwriter, dramatist, director, writer, sound engineer, film theorist (Slovakia) |
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His Majesty King Preah Bat Samdech Preah Boromneath Norodom Sihamoni (*1953) |
King of Cambodia (Cambodian Kingdom) |
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Jiří Srnec (*1931) |
founder of the Black Light Theatre (CzechRepublic) |
| Kunying Straková (*1969) and Jiří Straka (*1967) |
founders of the CCC – Czech China Contemporary Museum in Beijing (Czech Republic – China) |
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Jan Světlík (*1958) Christina Scheppelmann (*1968) Bořek Šípek (1949 – 2016) |
chairman of the board and general director of the Vítkovice Holding (Czech Republic)
patron of art (Germany) architect, designer and master glassmaker (Czech Republic) |
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Škoda Auto, a.s. |
(Czech Republic) |
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Oleg Tabakov (*1935) |
actor (Russian Federation) |
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Thomas Thomaschke (*1943) |
opera singer (Germany) |
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Galsan Tschinag (*1944) |
writer, poet, shaman (Mongolia) |
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Robert Vano (*1948) |
art photographer (SVK/USA/CZ) |
| Otakar Vávra (1911 – 2011) |
film director (Czech Republic) |
| Jiří Vitula (1925 – 2011) |
art historian and publicist (Czech Republic) |
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Miro Voštiar (*1947) |
collector of art and owner of the MIROFILM Company (Czech Republic) |
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Sir Nicholas Geroge Winton (*1909) |
British humanitarian (Great Britain) |
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Ronnie Wood (*1947) |
painter and musician, member of the Rolling Stones (Great Britain) |
| Vyacheslav Adamovich Zarenkov (*1951) |
entrepreneur and patron of the arts (Russian Federation) |
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Zentiva, a.s. |
pharmaceutical company (Czech Republic) |
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Olbram Zoubek (*1926) |
sculptor (Czech Republic) |
- (From right) Janos Bán, Actor (Hungary)
- (From left) Klaus von Trotha, Former min
- (From left) Daniel Dvořák, Scenographe
- (From left) Natália Cehláriková, Stat
- (From left) Miroslava Němcová, Chairma
- (From left) Sergej Borisovič Kiseljov,
- (From right) Otakar Vávra, Film Directo
- Andy Hryc, actor, producer, director, bu
- Sir Bob Geldof, musician, actor, politic
- (From left) Ondřej Černý, Director, N
- (From right) Ladislav Chudík, actor, La
- (From right) Robert Vano, art photograph
- Vladimír Hořejší (left), Chief Direc
- (From right) Zlata Holušová, Laureate
- Smetana Hall in the Municipal House Prag
- (From left) Miloš Zeman, Ex-Prime Minis
- (From left) Ondřej Černý, Director of
- (From right) His Excellence Ochir Enkhtu
- (From right) Olbram Zoubek, Sculptor and
- On the screen: Galsan Tschinag, Mongolia
- (From left) Ján Figeľ, member of the C
- (From left) Roman Bělor, Director of th
- William Lobkowicz, patron of arts receiv
- (From left) Karel Gott presented the Tre
- Ronnie Wood, guitar player of Rolling St
- (From left) Jean Amiot, director of J. B
- Václav Chochola, artistic photographer,
- (From left) Juraj Jakubisko, film direct
- (From right) Daniel Libeskind, architect
- Prof. PhDr. Miroslav Klivar (1932), art
- Famous sculptor Emma de Sigaldi received
- (From left) Prof. Robert Descharnes, pho
- (From left) Vladimír Vihan, ex-mayor of
- (In the middle) Sculptor Amri Aminov rec
- Rudolf Čižmárik, poet, writer and jou
- Miro Voštiar (*1947), art collector and
- (From left) Dr.h.c. Jean Amiot (*1949),
- (From right) PhDr. MgA. Miro Smolák, Ch
- (From left) Jiří Paroubek, ex-prime mi
- (From left) Juraj Jakubisko, film direct
- Ing. Věra Kudynová, PR Manager (second
- (From left) Blanka Matragi, fashion desi
- Radovan Morochovič, owner (second from
- (From left) Juraj Jakubisko, film direct
- (From left) Ing. Jaroslav Hába, general
