American Academy In Rome

Other residential programs:the academy community included 78 visiting artists and scholars who rent rooms, apartments, study spaces, and studios while pursuing their research in rome.

Arthur and janet c. Ross library:with over 180,000 titles concentrating on ancient studies and its art and architectural historical afterlives, the library is a resource for all those in rome who work with specific interests in greek and latin literature and mediterranean archaeology. The photographic archive holds over 100,000 images across specialized collections documenting archaeology, architecture, art, landscape design, and contemporary photography, along with an extensive visual record of the academy's history. The norton-van buren archaeological study collection comprises 9,000 artifacts-from greek 8th century bce to late roman common ware, as well as over 200 greek and latin inscriptions-offering one of the largest privately-owned collections of ancient artifacts for scholarly research.

Arts and humanities events, summer programs, publications and other programs.