FELlows
Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellows
In 2022, a new Fellowship was initiated to support emerging and established scholars who are working on the reception of antiquity. Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellows have developed their projects at the Institut für Kunstgeschichte, at the Bibliotheca Hertziana, and at the Warburg Institute, making use of their resources as well as profiting from the extraordinary wealth of the libraries, universities, and museums in Berlin, Rome, and London.
The first Fellowship was a collaboration between the Hertziana and the Census, and in 2023, it expanded to include the Warburg Institute as well. Calls for the fellowship usually appear in late Spring every year on the Hertziana job portal, and interviews are conducted online in the Summer.
The full list of fellows is found below:
Juan Mantilla (Census x Hertziana Fellow, 2022–2023): The Early Modern Invention of the Ancient Andes
Hugh Cullimore (Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellow, 2023–2024): From Weasels to Ostriches: The Influence of Ancient Egyptian Iconography on the Creation and Development of the Emblematic Genre
Barbara Furlotti (Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellow, 2023–2024): True Lies: Restorations, Reproductions, and Fake Antiquities
Karl-Magnus Brose (Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellow, 2024–2025): Forms of the Antique: Edme Bouchardon and the Sculptural Imaginary, 1723–1762
Sarah Carter (Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellow, 2026): Art, Eros, and the British Enlightenment