Lots of images and information about Italian sculpture and sculptors, not exclusively medieval. The entire site is in Italian.

"This tour describes the development of painting and sculpture in Siena during the 13th-16th centuries. An illustrated description of Siena and the short history of the town is also given. The art of the greatest masters (Duccio, Simone Martini, the Lorenzetti) can be studied in-depth by taking one of the detailed sub-tours. Special attention is paid to the subject of Maestà, popular in Sienese art." Not exclusively medieval but extensive.

"This tour introduces you the painting and sculpture in Spain in the period of 1200-1700. The art and life of El Greco and Velázquez - the greatest masters of the 16th and 17th centuries - are presented in detail. Background information on Spanish history - including articles on all kings of the period - is also given." Not exclusively medieval but extensive.

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. Note: this site had been off-line but is back up and running again.

"BSI is an international iconographic index of baptismal fonts from the early Christian period to the 17th century made available via the World Wide Web for scholarly research in a searchable electronic format which contains both images and text."

" The Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture (CASSS) is a project to identify, record and publish in a consistent format, the earliest English sculpture dating from the 7th to the 11th centuries. Much of this material was unpublished before the work began, but it is of crucial importance as pointing to the earliest settlements and artistic achievements of the Anglo-Saxon/Pre-Norman English. It ranges from our earliest Christian field monuments (free-standing carved crosses), and innovative decorative elements and furnishings of churches, to humble grave-markers." There are lots of images on this site with many different ways to get to them, browsing, searching, etc.

"The CRSBI is a project based at the Courtauld Institute in London, and is engaged in recording all the Romanesque sculpture in the British Isles. It is being made available to scholars in the form of a searchable database of text and images on the web. The current site is a pilot, confined to the county of Berkshire, but work is continuing to edit our fieldworkers' site reports and add material from other parts of our area. We plan to add Ireland next, to be followed by Warwickshire."

"Some new and unpublished rock engravings were recently found at Monte Cotrozzi, near S. Maria del Giudice (Lucca , Tuscany, Italy), which is one of the minor hills of the Monti Pisani, separating the towns of Pisa and Lucca." A short description of the engravings.

"This tour offers you a list of the sculptors arranged in approximate chronological order appended by short explanations of the stylistic periods within the indicated time range." Gives you direct access to many of the sculptors working in Europe during the Middle Ages. Not exclusively medieval, but the medieval sections are extensive.

"Dates: 30 March - 2 April 2011, Edinburgh. Conference on pre-Romanesque sculpture with a focus on Scottish carved stones"

Either a slide show or one page listing of all the sculpture that has been found as part of the archaeological excavations at St. Colman Church in Portmahomack, Scotland.