Medieval Hungary

The  North of Byzantium  initiative has launched a new open-access digital project – Mapping Eastern Europe – intended to promote the study...

Reliquary bust from Cologne . Around 1350 The Christian Museum of Esztergom is the largest ecclesiastical collection in Hungary and is...

The reliquary of Saint Ladislas from Várad cathedral, early 15th century (Győr, Cathedral)  2017 has been declared the Saint Ladisl...

Baktalórántháza Fresco of Christ Two years ago, I already reported on the Route of Medieval Churches project , which focuses on mediev...

A number of very useful online image databases have been launched recently, dedicated to late medieval / northern Renaissance painting. Als...

The year 2011 has been particularly rich in medieval exhibitions of a very high standard: while the National Gallery in London showed Devot...

My recent visit to the Schnütgen Museum in Cologne got me thinking about museums focusing mainly on medieval art. I decided to make a bri...

Csengersima,  parish church  A major research project, aimed at surveying and documenting the churches of medieval Szatmár country, was c...

More and more journals are available in an open access format on the web - and more and more are only published in this format, without a pr...

Birthälm (Berethalom/Biertan)  The southern part of Transylvania has been populated by settlers from various (mainly the westernmost) par...

This is turning into a regular feature of my blog - once again I collected some wonderful new websites on medieval art. I learned about mos...

My Flavors.me page  I started this blog in August, so about 6 months ago. In this short time, Blogger stats recorded well over 10.000 pa...

I will keep this post very short - there seems to be an ever richer selection of medieval art websites out there. I just want to point out a...

My post written last month called attention the a number of interesting new websites. In recent weeks I've noticed some more interestin...

In this post I would like to call attention to a number websites dedicated to medieval art. I was inspired to do this by the latest post on ...