Encyclopedic medieval art collections.

Digitized manuscripts collections held by Columbia.

Database of medieval manuscript collections held in European libraries.

Reconstructed French medieval cloisters, collections include the Unicorn Tapestries, Cloisters Cross, and the Hours of Jeanne d'Evreux.

The site provides full facsimiles of their 900-plus holdings. Although the project will not be completed until July of 2011, the site is fully operational and already provides access to complete facsimiles of approximately 650 western European manuscripts dated up to 1600.

Important collections of illuminated manuscripts. Search CORSAIR, the Morgan's online collection catalog for images and descriptions: http://corsair.themorgan.org/

Digitized Islamic illuminated manuscripts held at Princeton.

The Museum's collection of Islamic art is represented by a selective group of ceramics, metalwork, glass, manuscripts, and textiles from Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Syria, Spain, Italy, Turkey, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan. Highlights include Iznik ceramics and tiles, Mughal and Persian manuscripts, and the Ballard Collection of rugs.

"The Museum's medieval collection is focused on French and German Romanesque (c.1050-c.1200) and Gothic (c.1200-c.1500) art. Highlights include a French sculpture of St. Christopher, a superb alabaster Madonna, an exquisite sculpted head of St. Roch, and a gilded figure of Christ, made in Germany, of exceptional quality."

Largest collection outside the Vatican City of Vatican Library medieval manuscripts on microfilm.

Medieval collections include Biblical manuscripts and Islamic art.

Medieval collections include illuminated manuscripts, ivories, ceramics, and paintings from Western and Islamic cultures.