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The Best Professional Artist [[Hugo]] category is one of the oldest and best-established categories.  In 1953, the first year the [[Hugos]] were awarded, there were two categories, [[Best Cover Artist]] and [[Best Interior Illustrator]]. Starting in 1955, the second time the [[Hugos]] were awarded, there was the single Best Professional Artist category and it has continue to the present day except for [[Loncon]] in 1957 (which had its own categories) and [[Solacon]] in 1958 which called the category '''Outstanding Artist'''.
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The Best Professional Artist [[Hugo]] category is one of the oldest and best-established categories.  In 1953, the first year the [[Hugos]] were awarded, there were two categories, [[Best Cover Artist]] and [[Best Interior Illustrator]]. Starting in 1955, the second time the [[Hugos]] were awarded, there was the single Best Professional Artist category and it has continued to the present day except for [[Loncon]] in 1957 (which awarded only magazine Hugos) and [[Solacon]] in 1958 which called the category '''Outstanding Artist'''.
  
 
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  Year || Winner  
[[1939 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1939]] || [[Virgil Finlay]]
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[[1953 Best Cover Artist Hugo]] ||(tie): [[Hannes Bok]] and [[Ed Emshwiller]]
[[1941 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1941]] || [[Virgil Finlay]]
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[[1953 Best Interior Illustrator Hugo]] ||[[Virgil Finlay]]  
[[1943 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1943]] || [[Virgil Finlay]]
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1954||Hugos not awarded
[[1944 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1944]] || [[Virgil Finlay]]
 
[[1945 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1945]] || [[Margaret Brundage]]
 
[[1946 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1946]] ||[[Virgil Finlay]]
 
[[1951 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1951]] ||[[Kelly Freas]]
 
[[1953 Best Cover Artist Hugo|1953]] ||(tie): [[Hannes Bok]] and [[Ed Emshwiller]] for "Cover Artist"
 
[[1953 Best Interior Illustrator Hugo|1953]] ||[[Virgil Finlay]] for "Interior Illustrator"
 
[[1954 Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo|1954]] ||[[Chesley Bonestell]]
 
 
[[1955 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1955]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
 
[[1955 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1955]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
 
[[1956 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1956]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
 
[[1956 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1956]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
[[1958 Outstanding Artist Hugo|1958]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]] (the category was called "Outstanding Artist" this year)
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1957||No [[art]] category
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[[1958 Outstanding Artist Hugo]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]
 
[[1959 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1959]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
 
[[1959 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1959]] ||[[Frank Kelly Freas]]  
 
[[1960 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1960]] ||[[Ed Emshwiller]]  
 
[[1960 Best Professional Artist Hugo|1960]] ||[[Ed Emshwiller]]  
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See also: [[Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo]].
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 31 January 2021

The Best Professional Artist Hugo category is one of the oldest and best-established categories. In 1953, the first year the Hugos were awarded, there were two categories, Best Cover Artist and Best Interior Illustrator. Starting in 1955, the second time the Hugos were awarded, there was the single Best Professional Artist category and it has continued to the present day except for Loncon in 1957 (which awarded only magazine Hugos) and Solacon in 1958 which called the category Outstanding Artist.

See also: Best Professional Artist Retro Hugo.



Hugos 1953
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