SSN Research Bursary 2017, supported by the Pilgrim Trust

Applications are now invited for bursaries to fund research focusing on pre-1900 European paintings

The SSN Research Bursary, generously supported by the Pilgrim Trust, is designed to enable a museum or gallery professional to work for a sustained period on a particular piece of research into one or more pre-1900 continental European paintings in their organisation's collection. Research should be intended for a particular purpose, such as an exhibition, new label or display, publication, public engagement outcome, or similar.

Applicants can apply for funding up to £1,000 and may use the funds to cover travel and subsistence costs to visit the National Gallery and other institutions in London or for short periods of research abroad.

The bursary can also be used to cover a freelance fee if a museum has an important research project which a permanent member of staff is unable to undertake. If this is the case, the museum must bid for the cost and manage the payment of the external person directly.

For full details of how to apply please email Flavia Dietrich-England, National Programmes Co-ordinator at the National Gallery, London.

Deadline for applications: Monday 23 October 2017

 François Bonvin, Still Life with Book, Papers and Inkwell, © The National Gallery, London. Sir Hugh Lane Bequest, 1917

 

François Bonvin, Still Life with Book, Papers and Inkwell, © The National Gallery, London. Sir Hugh Lane Bequest, 1917