• 1914Paul-Marie-Marc Leriche
  • 1919Alfred Janniot · Raymond Delamarre
  • 1920Charles Cassou
  • 1921Élie Vézien
  • 1922Jean Aubiné
  • 1923Louis Bertola
  • 1924André Sallé
  • 1925Victor Jonchère
  • 1926René Letourneur
  • 1927Raymond Couvègnes
  • 1928Pierre Honoré
  • 1929Félix Joffre
  • 1930André Bizette-Lindet
  • 1931Louis Leygue
  • 1932Henri Lagriffoul
  • 1933Ulysse Gémignani
  • 1934Albert Bouquillon
  • 1935Claude Bouscau
  • 1936André Greck
  • 1937Maurice de Bus
  • 1938Adolphe Charlet
  • 1939René Leleu
  • 1942Maurice Gambier d'Hurigny
  • 1943Lucien Fenaux
  • 1944Francis Pellerin
  • 1945Pierre Thézé
  • 1946Gaston Watkin
  • 1947Léon Bosramiez
  • 1948Jacques Gotard
  • 1949Jean Lorquin
  • 1950Maurice Calka
  • 1951Albert Féraud
  • 1952Henri Dericke
  • 1953Alain Métayer
  • 1954Robert Rigot
  • 1955Raoul Henriques Raba
  • 1956Claude Goutin
  • 1957Cyrille Bartolini
  • 1958Bruno Lebel
  • 1959Georges Jeanclos
  • 1961Georges Dyens · André Barelier
  • 1963Philippe Thill · Jacqueline Georges Deyme
  • 1964Louis Lutz
  • 1966Joséphine Chevry
  • 1967Anne Poirier-Houllevigne · Michel Fargeot
  • 1968Maryse Voisin

Note

A book by WIDE Edizioni devoted to the Villa Medici, seat of the French Academy in Rome, and to the years spent there by the painter Jean Marc Lange, a resident from 1966 to 1969 under the directorship of Balthus.

Photographs of the place: William. Texts and design: WIDE Edizioni. Historical notes on the Villa Medici and the Prix de Rome by the editors; the roll of honour is drawn from the lists of Prix de Rome laureates.

This volume accompanies the book “Jean Marc Lange — Painting”, where the painter’s works are reproduced.

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