The Craig Hugh Smyth Fellowship supports curators and conservators in advanced Italian Renaissance research through a residential program at Villa I Tatti in Florence.
Graduate Fellowships support Harvard PhD students’ dissertation research on the Italian Renaissance, providing scholarly resources and a residential community in Florence for focused research.
The Berenson Fellowship at Villa I Tatti supports scholarly research on Italy’s Renaissance-era connections with other cultures, offering resources and community in Florence.
The Wallace Fellowship at Villa I Tatti funds research on the modern legacy and influence of the Italian Renaissance, offering residencies in Florence for scholars in related fields.
The David and Julie Tobey Fellowship at Villa I Tatti supports research on Italian Renaissance drawings, prints, and illustrated manuscripts, offering scholars access to premier resources in Florence.
Warburg/I Tatti Joint Fellowship supports early- and mid-career scholars’ research in London and Florence to deepen understanding of the Italian Renaissance and its wider cultural connections.