The Medici Archive Project (MAP) is an independent research institute whose aim is to preserve and valorize the archives of the Medici dynasty, which comprise over fifteen million documents (many of them are featured in the MIA DATABASE). MAP also serves as a major academic hub for scholars and students worldwide in the field of Italian Renaissance and early modern studies.
Perspectives in Research: Eva Schler Fellows' Colloquium, with presentations by Francesca Toso, Stefano Mulas, Clara Nicolay, and Lorenzo Giglio.
The Medici Archive Project (MAP) is committed to expanding scholarly access to its rich, yet still underexplored, archival collections. Since 2013, and with the generous support of the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust, and the Eva Schler Fund, MAP has guided emerging scholars at every stage of their research, providing expert supervision, professional development opportunities, and access to an international community of senior researchers.
Perspectives in Research: Eva Schler Fellows' Colloquium, with presentations by Francesca Toso, Stefano Mulas, Clara Nicolay, and Lorenzo Giglio.
The Medici Archive Project (MAP) is committed to expanding scholarly access to its rich, yet still underexplored, archival collections. Since 2013, and with the generous support of the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust, and the Eva Schler Fund, MAP has guided emerging scholars at every stage of their research, providing expert supervision, professional development opportunities, and access to an international community of senior researchers.
Individuals who join Friends of MAP share in the thrill of historical discovery thanks to special experiences reserved just for them, including the MAP Forum (our online lecture series), and a host of other features such as weekly free lessons in reading Italian documents called “Friday Lunch Letters.”
