Heinrich und Rose-Marie Landolt Stiftung supports the preservation, scholarly study, and public presentation of drawings and prints, with a strong emphasis on Old Master works from roughly 1400–1800. It primarily funds museums, graphic collections, and related noncommercial institutions in Switzerland, and also backs publications, catalogues raisonnés, exhibitions, and training for future specialists in the graphic arts. The foundation appears especially interested in projects that combine conservation with research and dissemination rather than general arts programming.
Project-based grants in Switzerland, with both smaller awards up to CHF 10,000 and larger co-funding grants above that level depending on project scope. Support is typically restricted to specific preservation, exhibition, research, or publication projects rather than general operating support.
Apply with a clearly defined project focused on drawings/prints, ideally Old Master or works-on-paper scholarship, conservation, exhibition, or publication in Switzerland. Emphasize institutional relevance, scholarly value, and how the project advances preservation or public access; the foundation offers distinct application forms for smaller and larger requests, so match the request size to the project budget.
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Current and upcoming funding from Heinrich und Rose-Marie Landolt Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Unterstützt werden Museen, grafische Sammlungen und verwandte Institutionen, die Künstlerzeichnung und Altmeistergrafik einem breiteren Publikum vorstellen, wissenschaftlich bearbeiten oder sachgerecht aufbewahren möchten; zudem Förderung der Ausbildung künftiger Fachpersonen und anderer nichtkommerzieller Aktivitäten.
Who can apply: Museums, graphic collections and related non-commercial institutions presenting, conserving, researching or publishing works on paper; projects supporting training of future specialists. Applicants must submit the foundation's application form.
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