Dedalus Foundation Graduate Research Essay Prize at the Archives of American Art
From 2012-2019, the Archives administered a graduate research essay prize funded by the Dedalus Foundation. The prize recognized original research by a graduate student that engaged deeply with the collections of the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art.
By Miriam Grotte-Jacobs, PhD candidate in art history, Johns Hopkins University
By Michaela Rife, PhD candidate in art history, University of Toronto
No prize awarded
By Jeffrey Richmond-Moll, PhD candidate in art history, University of Delaware
By Amanda Dalla Villa Adams, PhD candidate in art history, Virginia Commonwealth University
By Christina Weyl, PhD candidate in art history, Rutgers University
By Katherine Jentleson, PhD candidate in art history, Duke University
By Meredith A. Brown, PhD candidate in art history, The Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London
By Jennifer Stettler Parsons, PhD candidate in art history, University of Virginia
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