Value up to $30,000

Established by Dr. Alfred and Isabel Bader to support research in Europe on realistic Pre-World War I art, with preference given to the study of baroque art by doctoral students in Art History for a period of one year. Students in the Ph.D. program in Art History who have completed their Comprehensive Examinations and language requirements, and are ready to commence thesis research and writing, are eligible to apply. Adjudication will be by the Committee on Graduate Studies in Department of Art. Successful applicants must complete the Research Seminar and have their Thesis Proposals approved by the Graduate Committee before taking up their Fellowships. Two or more fellowships. Value $22,000 each for students holding external awards of $10,000 or more during the tenure of the fellowship; $30,000 each for students with no external awards.