This chapter surveys the awards and professional affiliations that Clara Schumann received during her career and considers the significance of these recognitions for Clara’s reputation. The honours Clara earned across her career reinforced her stature as one of nineteenth-century Europe’s most famous and influential musicians, as well as one of its most prominent pedagogues. To illuminate her multifaceted career, the chapter spotlights recognitions chronologically in four pivotal locations, from her anointment as a Royal and Imperial Chamber Virtuosa in Vienna to Honorary Member of the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Society (among others). She also became an esteemed teacher in England and Frankfurt. In examining such honours, this chapter situates Clara’s reputation within nineteenth-century Europe’s cultural industries and its institutions while shedding light on some of their mechanisms and tendencies.