[Samuel H. Kress Foundation](https://www.kressfoundation.org)

June 2026

Award amounts, duration, and coverage vary by fellowship and host institution; typically supports research, publication, travel, study, or training in art history and conservation.

Supports a range of fellowships for research, publication, travel, and training in art history, conservation, and related fields, administered by leading scholarly institutions.

--- ## Description The Samuel H. Kress Foundation sponsors a diverse portfolio of fellowships in partnership with leading scholarly institutions worldwide. These fellowships support advanced research, publication, international travel, study, and professional training in the fields of art history, conservation, and related disciplines. The programs are implemented and administered by host institutions such as the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation, Italian Art Society, International Center of Medieval Art, Harvard University's Villa I Tatti, Yale University, and others. The fellowships are designed to foster scholarly excellence, international collaboration, and the preservation and interpretation of art and cultural heritage, ranging from pre-doctoral research to mid-career publication and international lectureships. --- ## Due Dates - June 2026 (anticipated/projected) *All dates are projected based on the annual cycle; check the program page for updates.* --- ## Funding Amount - Funding amounts, duration, and coverage vary depending on the specific fellowship and host institution. - Awards typically support expenses for research, publication, travel, study, or training in art history and conservation. - Refer to the individual fellowship partner’s website for detailed award information. --- ## Eligibility - Eligibility requirements differ by fellowship and host institution. - Most opportunities are open to scholars at various career stages, including pre-doctoral students, emerging scholars, and mid-career professionals in art history, conservation, and related fields. - Some fellowships may be restricted to specific nationalities, academic statuses, or project types. - Applicants generally apply directly to the administering host institution, not the Kress Foundation itself. --- ## Application Process - Applications must be submitted directly to the administering partner institution for each specific fellowship. - Application requirements, deadlines, and materials vary by program; consult the relevant host institution’s website for details. - Common requirements may include a project proposal, CV, letters of recommendation, and budget justification. --- ## Additional Information - The Kress Foundation provides funding and strategic support but does not directly manage most application processes. - A comprehensive list of current Kress-funded fellowships and links to host institutions can be found on the [Kress Foundation Additional Fellowship Opportunities page](https://www.kressfoundation.org/Programs/Additional-Fellowship-Opportunities). - Fellowship partners include: Foundation for Advancement in Conservation, Italian Art Society, International Center of Medieval Art, Harvard University (Villa I Tatti), Yale University, Archaeological Institute of America, Renaissance Society of America, National Gallery of Art (CASVA), and others. --- ## External Links - [Kress Foundation Additional Fellowship Opportunities (Program Page)](https://www.kressfoundation.org/Programs/Additional-Fellowship-Opportunities) - [Kress Foundation Main Site](https://www.kressfoundation.org) --- ## Contact Information | Type | Details | |-------------|----------------------------------------------| | Phone | 212-861-4993 | | Address | 174 E 80th St, New York City, NY 10075-0439, United States | | Program Page| [Kress Foundation Additional Fellowship Opportunities](https://www.kressfoundation.org/Programs/Additional-Fellowship-Opportunities) | ---

Additional Fellowship Opportunities - Samuel H. Kress Foundation

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