The winners’ names were announced at the Arthur & Janet C. Ross Rome Prize Ceremony held at the Metropolitan Club in New York City on 18 April. Recipients of the 2013-2014 Rome Prizes are provided with a fellowship that includes a stipend, a study or studio, and room and board for a period of six months to two years in Rome, Italy.
The 2013-2014 Rome Prize winners are:
Ryan Bailey, Ancient Studies
Anna Gimon Betbeze, Visual Arts
Peter Bognanni, Literature
Sheramy D. Bundrick, Ancient Studies
Bradley E. Cantrell, Landscape Architecture
Nicholas de Monchaux, Design
Hamlett Dobbins, Visual Arts
Martin Eisner, Medieval Studies
Stephanie Ann Frampton, Ancient Studies
Mari Yoko Hara, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
Lindsay Harris, Modern Italian Studies
Dan Hurlin, Visual Arts
Thomas Kelley, Architecture
Elizabeth Fain LaBombard, Landscape Architecture
Thomas Leslie, Historic Preservation and Conservation
Ruth W. Lo, Modern Italian Studies
Maya Maskarinec, Medieval Studies
Thompson M. Mayes, Historic Preservation and Conservation
