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The VSB Poetry Prize (Dutch: VSB Poëzieprijs) is the most important Dutch language poetry prize.[1]

It was awarded annually to a Dutch-language poet from 1994 until 2018. The prize winner was announced on the day before Poetry Day in the Netherlands,[1] the last Thursday in January.[2] It is funded by the VSB cultural fund,[1] which was established by the Dutch bank Verenigde Spaarbank.[3] The award was initiated through the efforts of Huub Oosterhuis.[1]

The prize consisted of 25,000 Euros and a sculpture created by artist Maria Roosen [nl].

Prize winners

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Year Author Work
2018 Joost Baars Binnenplaats
2017 Hannah van Binsbergen Kwaad gesternte
2016 Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer Idyllen
2015 Hester Knibbe Archaïsch de dieren[4]
2014 Antoine de Kom Ritmisch zonder string[5]
2013 Ester Naomi Perquin Celinspecties
2012 Jan Lauwereyns Hemelsblauw
2011 Armando Gedichten 2009
2009 Nachoem Wijnberg Het leven van
2008 Leonard Nolens Bres
2007 Tomas Lieske [nl] Hoe je geliefde te herkennen
2006 Mark Boog [nl] De encyclopedie van de grote woorden
2005 Arjen Duinker [nl] De zon en de wereld
2004 Mustafa Stitou [nl] Varkensroze ansichten
2003 Tonnus Oosterhoff Wij zagen ons in een kleine groep mensen veranderen
2002 Anneke Brassinga Verschiet
2001 Kees Ouwens Mythologieën
2000 K. Michel [nl] Waterstudies
1999 Esther Jansma Hier is de tijd
1998 Rutger Kopland Tot het ons los laat
1997 Gerrit Kouwenaar De tijd staat open
1996 Leo Vroman Psalmen en andere gedichten
1995 Huub Beurskens [nl] Aangod en de afmens
1994 Hugo Claus De Sporen

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d "VSB Poetry Prize". Poetry International Rotterdam.
  2. ^ "Poetry Day". Poetry International Rotterdam.
  3. ^ "After your study". Universiteit Maastricht.
  4. ^ "Winnaar 2015". VSB Poëzieprijs (in Dutch).
  5. ^ "Winnaar 2014". VSB Poëzieprijs (in Dutch).
  6. ^ "Geschiedenis". VSB Poëzieprijs (in Dutch).