Art Nouveau: The Major Scholarships and Fellowships

The Clark Art Institute Fellowship is a prestigious scholarship that provides funding for scholars to conduct research on Art Nouveau at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

The Terra Foundation for American Art Fellowship program specifically supports research on the decorative arts of the Art Nouveau period, including furniture, glass, ceramics, and metalwork.

The MoMA Research Fellowship is a competitive program that offers funding for scholars to conduct research on Art Nouveau and other modern art movements at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

The Getty Research Institute Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on Art Nouveau at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, California.

The European Research Council Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the history of Art Nouveau in Europe, with a focus on interdisciplinary and collaborative projects.

The Clark Art Institute Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to study Art Nouveau in the United States, with a focus on the American Arts and Crafts movement.

The Getty Conservation Institute Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the conservation of Art Nouveau objects, with a focus on developing new and innovative conservation techniques.

The Terra Foundation for American Art Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to study Art Nouveau in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on the city's rich architectural heritage.

The Design History Society Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the history of design, including Art Nouveau, with a focus on the relationship between design and culture.

The European Research Council Fellowship program offers funding for scholars to study Art Nouveau in all of the countries listed above, as well as other European countries.

The Social Science Research Council Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the social and cultural history of Art Nouveau, with a focus on the movement's impact on society and culture.

The Clark Art Institute Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to study Art Nouveau in the period from 1890 to 1910, which is considered to be the height of the movement.

The College Art Association Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the history of art, including Art Nouveau, with a focus on the movement's artistic and aesthetic significance.

The Terra Foundation for American Art Fellowship program offers funding for scholars to study Art Nouveau in all of the museums listed above, as well as other museums in the United States.

The Modern Language Association Fellowship program provides funding for scholars to conduct research on the relationship between literature and the arts, including Art Nouveau, with a focus on the movement's literary and cultural significance.