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Erasmus Prize

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Erasmus Prize

Prize awarded annually since 1958 to outstanding contributors to international understanding, usually in social or cultural fields. Previous winners include Martin Buber, Herbert Read, Robert Schuman, and Jan Tinbergen.



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Dutch choreographer HANS VAN MANEN has allocated a portion of the ERASMUS PRIZE, which he received in 2000, to the preservation of his choreographic output.
Dutch choreographer Hans van Manen has allocated a portion of the ... by Dance Magazine
Charlie Chaplin, Ingmar Bergman and Marc Chagall are among previous Erasmus prize winners.
A BALLET VETERAN WINS HEARTS, AND MONEY, IN THE NETHERLANDS by Klooss, Helma / Dance Magazine
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