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.
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.
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.
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 at I Tatti in Florence to deepen study of the Italian Renaissance, its transnational connections, and its historiography.
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.