General | Links collections | Images, texts | Specific themes and places

General sites, search engines

• Argos: limited area search of the ancient and medieval Internet
• ICMA: International Center of Medieval Art

Links collections

• Art of the Middle Ages compiled by Chris Witcombe, Sweet Briar College, VA
• Labyrinth: Arts and Architecture the visual arts page from Georgetown's excellent medieval studies site
• NetSERF: the Internet connection for medieval resources Medieval archaeology, art, architecture, history etc etc
• NIXNET Medieval
• Medieval studies research links
• WWW Medieval Resources Substantial collections of links from Virginia Tech

Images and texts

• Images of medieval art and architecture Mostly English and French architecture
• Internet medieval sourcebook selected sources in full text, saints' lives etc
• ORB: the on-line reference book for medieval studies
• Peregrinations: official publication of the International Society for the Study of Pilgrimage Art   New!

Specific themes and places

• Medieval buildings and places
• Bayeux Tapestry  New!  Complete reproduction, including outline, commentary, glossary.  Requires Shockwave plug-in
• Celtic Art and Cultures beautiful site from U. North Carolina
• CVMA: Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi  New!   Images of British stained glass online  
  
• Jean Fouquet, peintre et enlumineur du XVe siècle  Online exhibition from the French National Library
• Gothic ivories project   New!  From the Courtauld Institute.   Site goes live in December 2010
  
• Gothic and Celtic stone carving Links to cathedrals, images of Gothic cathedral sculpture, Gothic glossary, museums with medieval art holdings...
• Gutenberg digital   A freely available digital version of the complete 42-line Gutenberg Bible, made from the copy in Göttingen
• The Gutenberg Bible   The British Library copies online
• Ancient maps of Jerusalem  
• The Archangel Michael web project from the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto
• The Studiolo from the Ducal Palace in Gubbio  New!  Masterpiece of XVth century Italian intarsia
• The Unicorn Tapestries (c. 1495)  New from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York