fisae
certificates of honour
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Laureates
Anderson
Rights, Edith (USA) –
2007:
for monographs on A. N. Macdonald
and David Stoughton
Arellanes, Audrey (USA) – 2003: for her definitive bibliography of American periodical bookplate literature
Berdichevsky,
Iakov (Ukraine) –
2007: for
monographs on numerous distinguished
bookplate artists
Blatchly, John
(England) –
2007:
for monographs on Suffolk and
Norfolk bookplates, Edward Gordon
Craig, George Wolfe Plank, and
others
Bragaglia, Evaristo (Italy) – 2003: for his monumental catalogue of Italian bookplates
Butler, William E. (England) – 2003: for his standard work American Bookplates and other monographs
Khudoley, Veniamin V. (Russia) – 2004: for his exhaustive catalogue of Russian royal bookplates
Lee, Brian North (England) – 2003: his his standard words British Bookplates, British Royal Bookplates, and other monographs
Meyer-Noirel, Germaine (France) – 2003: for her catalogue of French bookplates
O’Dell, Ilse (Germany) – 2004: for her catalogue of sixteenth-century German and Austrian bookplates
Roberts, Don (U.S.A.) – 2004: for his monograph on the bookplate designs of Rockwell Kent
Stock, Karl F. (Austria) -2004: for his retrospective bibliography of Austrian bookplate literature
Tattersfield, Nigel (England) – 2004: for his catalogue of the bookplates of Thomas Bewick and biography of John Bewick
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Udo Ivask Certificate
Awarded for bookplate scholarship as an auxiliary historical science.
“Scholarship” means an outstanding substantial contribution in the form of major reference works, major data bases, or monographs which make an important and original contribution to bookplate learning. Exhibition catalogues in and of themselves would not be ordinarily considered unless they are truly exceptional. Editorships of journals or books would usually qualify for a different certificate unless the editorial contribution is so overwhelming and original as to qualify in and of its own right. As a rule the Committee will look for a record of scholarly writing and not, as a rule, merely a single work. |