Prizewinners of the Tallinn Print Triennials 1st Triennial, 1968 Participating countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Prizewinners: Peeter Ulas - Estonia Clouds in the Farmyard, soft ground. 1970 Vytautas Valius - Lithuania From the series "Planet" IV, mixed media. 1967 Gunar Krollis - Latvia A Ballad to Liepaya, linocut, 83,6 x 107,2. 1966   2nd Triennial, 1971 Participating countries and towns: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moscow, St.Petersburg, Minsk Prizewinners: Birute Zilyte - Lithuania Zalgiris I, coloured lithograph, 55,5 x 67, 5 cm. 1970 Alo Hoidre - Estonia A Toy. Serigraph, 53 x 53 cm. 1971 Semjon Shegelman - Latvia Pantomime II, serigraph, 63 x 82 cm. 1970   3rd Triennial, 1974 Participating countries and towns: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moscow, St.Peterburg, Minsk, Kharkov, Jakutsk, Schwerin, Szolnok Prizewinners: Inar Helmut - Latvia Flight, coloured etching, 64 x 50 cm. 1973 Petras Repshys - Lithuania My Homeland, lithograph, 50 x 60. 1972 Vive Tolli - Estonia A View from a Writer's Window, etching, 49 x 49 cm. 1974   4th Triennial, 1977 Participating countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,Ukraine, Kazakhstan Prizewinners: Concordia Klar - Estonia Blowing the Pipe, soft ground, 64 x 49 cm. 1976 Lolita Zikmane - Latvia Sawers, etching, 45 x 50 cm. 1976 Nijole Valadkeviciute - Lithuania Metamorphoses of Space II, coloured etching, 82 x 57 cm. 1977   5th Triennial, 1980 Participating countries and towns: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moscow, St.Petersburg Prizewinners: Herald Eelma - Estonia House, lithograph, 56 x 46 cm. 1978 Danute Jonkaityte - Gediminiene - Lithuania From the series "Women" II, lithograph, 78 x 53 cm. 1979 Malda Muizule - Latvia Olympian Motif, etching, 49 x 65 cm. 1979   6th Triennial, 1983 Participating countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Georgia, Byelorussia Prizewinners: Juris Petrashkevics - Latvia Legend of the Dark Lake, coloured mezzotint, 57 x 53,5 cm. 1980 Kaisa Puustak - Estonia A Basket of Potatoes, soft ground, aquatint, 32,5 x 50 cm. 1981 Mikalojus-Povilas Vilutis - Lithuania Man above the Earth, serigraph, 39 x 32 cm. 1981   7th Triennial, 1986 Participating countries and towns: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Brjansk, Smolensk, Vladimir Prizewinners: Eduardas Juchnevicius - Lithuania Model in the Artist's Studio, linocut, 51 x 79,5 cm. 1985 Inara Garklava - Latvia Monologue, etching, 65 x 77 cm. 1985 Avo Keerend - Estonia Composition with a Red Cube, coloured plastic cut, 43 x 44 cm. 1985 Boris Frantsuzov - Russia Spring Wind, etching, 33 x 50 cm. 1986   8th Triennial, 1989 Participating countries and towns: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, St.Petersburg, Finland, Poland, Canada, Hungary Prizewinners: Naima Neidre - Estonia Grand Prix Guard, etching, 48 x 64,5 cm. 1988 Ilmars Blumbergs - Latvia From the series "To Nowhere" - IV, serigraph, 62 x 92. 1988 Rimvydas Kepezinskas - Lithuania Curtain, aquatint, mezzotint, 41,5 x 51,5. 1988 Ulla Virta - Finland West Side, coloured woodcut, 100 x 70 cm. 1988   9th Triennial, 1992 Participating countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belgium, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark Prizewinners: Ülle Marks - Estonia Grand Prix Hot Stone, drypoint, 95 x 73,5 cm. 1989 Nele Zirnite - Latvia Green Frame III, etching, 43 x 42 cm. 1992 Lea Ahmed - Sweden Foam, etching, 23 x 26 cm. 1989 Annu Vertanen - Finland Big Window, woodcut. 1993   10th Triennial, 1995 Participating countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Germany Prizewinners: Kai Kuusing - Estonia Grand Prix  - Living Here (A Bush that was in Fire but Never Burnt Down), lavies, drypoint, 105 x 70 cm. 1995 Sylvia Lotz - Germany Half-right Defence, drypoint, 40 x 50 cm. 1995 Pete Nevin - Great Britain Baja Loop, silkscreen, 75 x 56 cm. 1995 Guntars Sietinsh - Latvia Levitation I, mezzotint, 34 x 52 cm. 1995 11th Triennial, 1998 Participating countries: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Byelorussia, Canada, Chile, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Puerto Rico, Rumania, Russia, Scotland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Ukraine, USA   Prizewinners: Grand Prix Sang-Gon Chung - Korea (click here to see more works)   3 equal prizes Anita Jensen - Finland Tapani Mikkonen - Finland Etsuko Obata - Japan   Prize of the Art Museum of Estonia Wendy Swallow - United Kingdom   Tallinn City prize Walter Jule - Canada   Purchase prizes UNDP - Andrea Juan - Argentina Rannila Profiil - Mojca Zlokarnik - Slovenia Ivar Lukk - Walter Jule - Canada Paletti Eesti AS - Inga Heamägi - Estonia   Diploma Liz Ingram - Canada Heli Päivikki Kurunsaari - Finland Randi Strand - Norway Wendy Swallow - United Kingdom Rotermann's Salt Storage Arts Centre - Estonia