Over 130,000 images of art and architecture mainly from the Mediterranean Basin. You can view all the images, just one at a time. In order to see more per page, you have to subscribe to their cost-recovery service.

"The aim of this site is to aid research into British medieval architecture. Academic papers are offered alongside detailed information on the 'Devizes Heads'. We offer the viewer an insight into certain elements of British medieval architecture, mainly focusing on timber-frame construction methods. In particular, we will explore the medieval corbel heads from Devizes (Wiltshire), employing virtual technologies to explore the techniques of their manufacture. In addition to this, the broader field of carpentry joints, used by late medieval carpenters, will be examined virtually."

A large archive of architectural images, from Prof. Howe's personal slide library. Though not exclusively medieval, there is a great deal to look at while walking through the site. Medieval sections include: Romanesque churches, Gothic churches, medieval fortifications and Belgian architecture.

Mainly concerned with medieval architecture from both England and France with more countries coming soon. Include images of cathedrals, castles, abbeys, parish churches and more. "The purpose of this site is to promote education and research in Medieval art and architecture. We plan to expand it (funding permitting) by adding various levels of supplementary information, bibliographical references, more images, and different kinds of cross-links including keyword searching."

"The Image Library is developing toward a collection of images of art objects, architecture, archaeological remains, site-plans, & maps. We seek images that can represent a broad range of communities, artists, genres, regions, and periods. Our purpose is to collect & make easily accessible well described images that are normally difficult for students & teachers to find."

An index of sites dedicated to art and architecture. This site was formerly NIXNET, which seems to have closed.

Course material from an architecture course at the University of Virginia. Has many images. Listed here mainly for it's first two sections on 15th century Italian architecture.

"National Monuments of Record Wales, Databases on Archaeology, Built and Maritime Heritage of Wales. Welsh Assembly Government Sponsored Body." Site contains an extensive amount of information about various ancient and historical monuments.