Grants & Fellowships / Verified 15 September 2026
Villa I Tatti and Museo Nacional del Prado jointly offer a postdoctoral fellowship for art historians with PhDs, providing stipend and research support. Fellows conduct Renaissance research in Madrid (autumn 2027) and Florence (spring 2028), with preference for projects on Spain-Italy relations. Deadline: November 16, 2026. Fluency required in English, Spanish, and Italian.
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Deadline. November 16, 2026
“Applications due 16 November 2026; reference letters due 21 November 2026”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
Cost to apply. Free to apply
“Free”On file — not confirmed on a public page
What you get. Postdoctoral fellowship with stipend and research support
“Monthly stipend of $5,000 (Prado) + $5,200 (I Tatti); one-time relocation allowance up to $1,800; reserved apartment in Florence (utilities paid by fellow) or housing subsidy if apartment unavailable; workspace, library access, academic supervision, meals at I Tatti”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
How long. Two semesters: autumn quarter (September-December 2027) in Madrid; spring quarter (January-June 2028) in Florence
Who can apply. Postdoctoral researchers in art history with PhD at time of application; must fluently read English and Spanish, read Italian; preference for projects examining Spain-Italy relations (including transnational connections and Latin America di
How they choose.
“Joint approval required from both Prado Museum and Villa I Tatti; preference given to applicants with no prior relationship to either institution; two academic references required”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
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