Fellowships at Winterthur

Residential research fellowships
Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library

Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library encourages conservators to
apply for its 2001-2002 residential research fellowships.

National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships: four to twelve
months, up to $30,000.

Lois F. Mc Neil Dissertation Fellowships: one or two semesters,
$6500 per semester.

Winterthur Research Fellowships: one to three months, $1500 per
month. Includes many general fellowships as well as the Dwight P.
Lanmon Fellowship for the study of ceramics and glass, Robert Lee
Gill Fellowships for the study of American decorative arts,
painting, architecture, or historic preservation, and the Faith
Andrews Fellowship for the study of Shaker life and material
culture.

2000-2001 awards in conservation include:

    Nancy Odegaard, Arizona State Museum
    "A visual glossary of the part of hand-made material culture
    objects"

    Joyce Storey, Philadelphia University,
    "Changes and developments in the mechanical and chemical
    technologies of textile printing, 1750-1875

Winterthur's library and museum collections support a broad range of
research in America's artistic, cultural, social, and intellectual
history from the seventeenth century through the 1930s.  For more
information and application materials, and to view our on-line
library catalog, please visit <URL:http://www.winterthur.org> and
follow links to the library.  Or, call 302-888-4649; email
pelliott [at] winterthur__org.  Application deadline is January 15, 2001.


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