To fund the October 2003 symposium in conjunction with the Terra Museum of American Art’s exhibition Debating American Modernism: Stieglitz, Duchamp, and the New York Avant-Garde. Organized by the Terra Museum of American Art/Terra Foundation for American Art.
To support the 2004 exhibition In Monet’s Light: Theodore Robinson in Giverny at the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Phoenix Art Museum (Phoenix, Arizona), and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (Hartford, Connecticut).
To fund three 2004–5 academic year dissertation fellowships for Ph.D. candidates in the final year of writing dissertations on American art.
To fund two 2003–4 academic year dissertation fellowships for Ph.D. candidates in the final year of writing dissertations on American art.
To fund one 2005 doctoral travel fellowship and one 2005 postdoctoral travel fellowship for French, German, British, or Dutch scholars whose research projects concern American art or transatlantic artistic relations.
To fund one 2004 predoctoral travel fellowship and one 2004 postdoctoral travel fellowship for French scholars whose research projects concern American art or transatlantic artistic relations.
To fund one 2003–4 scholarship and associated professional development fellowship at the Terra Museum of American Art/Terra Foundation for American Art. Administered by the College Art Association.
To fund ten summer fellowships in residence in Giverny, France, for artists and scholars from the United States and Europe, awarded to doctoral students engaged in art-historical research with an American or transatlantic component and to artists who have completed their studies at or above the Master’s level.
To support a 2003–4 research fellowship at the Terra Museum of American Art/Terra Foundation for American Art for a Ph.D. candidate studying American art at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Administered by the University of Illinois at Chicago.
To fund an April 2004 symposium in conjunction with the Terra Museum of American Art’s presentation of the exhibition A Transatlantic Avant-Garde: American Artists in Paris, 1918–1939.