Pulitzer Prizes: Criticism
Updated September 9, 2022 |
Infoplease Staff
- 1970
- Ada Louise Huxtable (New York Times)
- 1971
- Harold C. Schonberg (New York Times)
- 1972
- Frank Peters, Jr. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- 1973
- Ronald Powers (Chicago Sun-Times)
- 1974
- Emily Genauer (Newsday Syndicate)
- 1975
- Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times)
- 1976
- Alan M. Kriegsman (Washington Post)
- 1977
- William McPherson (Washington Post)
- 1978
- Walter Kerr (New York Times)
- 1979
- Paul Gapp (Chicago Tribune)
- 1980
- William A. Henry, 3rd (Boston Globe)
- 1981
- Jonathan Yardley (Washington Star)
- 1982
- Martin Bernheimer (Los Angeles Times)
- 1983
- Manuela Hoelterhoff (Wall Street Journal)
- 1984
- Paul Goldberger (New York Times)
- 1985
- Howard Rosenberg (Los Angeles Times)
- 1986
- Donal Henahan (New York Times)
- 1987
- Richard Eder (Los Angeles Times)
- 1988
- Tom Shales (Washington Post)
- 1989
- Michael Skube (News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.])
- 1990
- Allan Temko (San Francisco Chronicle)
- 1991
- David Shaw (Los Angeles Times)
- 1993
- Michael Dirda (Washington Post)
- 1994
- Lloyd Schwartz (Boston Phoenix)
- 1995
- Margo Jefferson (New York Times)
- 1996
- Robert Campbell (Boston Globe)
- 1997
- Tim Page (Washington Post)
- 1998
- Michiko Kakutani (New York Times)
- 1999
- Blair Kamin (Chicago Tribune)
- 2000
- Henry Allen (Washington Post)
- 2001
- Gail Caldwell (Boston Globe)
- 2002
- Justin Davidson (Newsday [Long Island, N.Y.])
- 2003
- Stephen Hunter (Washington Post)
- 2004
- Dan Neil (Los Angeles Times)
- 2005
- Joe Morgenstern (The Wall Street Journal)
- 2006
- Robin Givhan (Washington Post)
- 2007
- Jonathan Gold (LA Weekly)
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