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Job
Catalogue Researcher (Leonardo da Vinci)
Job opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-06
- Type
- Job
- Organizer
- Royal Collection Trust
- Deadline
- 6 September 2026
- Where
- United Kingdom
- Compensation
- c. £35,000 p.a.
- Disciplines
- art history, renaissance art, italian renaissance art
About this opportunity
Royal Collection Trust seeks a Catalogue Researcher to assist in preparing a scholarly catalogue of Leonardo da Vinci drawings. This role involves in-depth research, bibliographic compilation, and supporting editorial standards for a major publication. The position requires a PhD in Art History with a specialization in Italian Renaissance art and fluency in Italian.
Who can apply
- PhD or equivalent doctoral qualification in the History of Art, ideally with a specialism in Italian Renaissance art.
- Fluent in reading Italian and with a working reading knowledge of French and German.
- Experienced researcher confident conducting complex scholarly research and compiling detailed academic bibliographies.
- In-depth knowledge of Italian Renaissance art and current developments in the field.
- Familiar with the conventions of academic publishing.
- Highly organised and analytical.
- Experience contributing to significant research or publication projects beneficial.