The RSA‑Samuel H. Kress Research Fellowships in Renaissance Art History support innovative research and publication projects in Renaissance art history, funded by the Renaissance Society of America.
RSA Fellowships and Grants support scholars studying the world from 1300–1700 through research, publications, teaching, and conference participation to advance knowledge of the period and its importance today.
The Paul Oskar Kristeller Fellowships from the Renaissance Society of America support research on the Renaissance (1300–1700) in any field except Art History.
Samuel H. Kress Senior Fellowships support scholars’ residential research on European art before the early 19th century to advance the analysis, interpretation, and criticism of visual art and culture.
Kress Foundation Conference Travel Fellowships support scholars’ travel to present research on European art before 1830 at the CAA Annual Conference, fostering direct exchange among art historians.
Samuel H. Kress Fellowships support graduate and pre-doctoral students’ on-site archival research in Florence and Tuscany to advance studies of early modern Italy, especially art and architectural history.