"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.

"This tour presents some of the most important winged altarpieces of early Flemish painting from Melchior Broederlam (end of the 14th century) to Hans Memling (end of the 15th century). You can see the whole altarpieces, the wings individually, and some details, when available."

"A rare homogeneity characterised European art around the year 1400. Even today art historians have not been able to agree on what to call the style that had spread in the sixty or seventy years around the turn of the century. It is usually called International Gothic or the International Style, but the terms courtly style, soft style, beautiful style, lyrical style, cosmopolitan Gothic style, trecento rococo and court naturalism are also to be met with in works on art history." Site includes Terminology, Historical background, Devotional images, From the model-book to the sketch-book, Characteristics of the style and its emergence, History of the style, Summary, Bibliography.

This interactive presentation shows you how a 15th century Italian altarpiece was made. You can view other examples of this type of work in the Fitzwilliam Museum collections.

"This site represents the continuing development of what may one day become a comprehensive catalogue. Vast quantities of Medieval Wall Painting have been lost forever, of course, but there is nevertheless more left on English church walls than is generally realised; paintings continue to be uncovered and more still are known to exist under layers of plaster. Some of these will come to light one day; in fact some are already doing so, as at Houghton-on-the-Hill, near Swaffham in Norfolk, which is included in these pages." This site contains a ton of excellent information about wall paintings in English churches. There are scores of images, maps, descriptions and more to really help anyone interested in this field.

A searchable image database which contains about 3000 photos of Danish church murals from the Danish medieval period.

"This tour provides you an overview of Italian painters active in the period 1200-1750. By selecting a local school from the list at left (or from the map, or the zoomed map), a list of artists grouped into time-frames of 50 years will appear. Short history and characterization of all local schools are also given." While not exclusively medieval it is very extensive with maps and details to place the artists in their proper context.