Bridgeman Art Library / Translation missing: en.filters.medieval (page 26)

Changing the Letter, 1908-9 Joseph Edward Southall

First Meeting of Edward IV and Lady Elizabeth Gray English School

Caring for an injured man in a castle Italian School

Interior view of the entrance room at the Conciergerie Prison Collard

Month of October School English

St. Helena and the Miracle of the True Cross Simon Marmion

Ms 19 fd2 Historiated initial 'B' depicting King David French School

Saint Michael fighting the Dragon, c.1400 Andres Marcal de Sas

Portrait of Louis XI Jean Fouquet

Portrait of Walther von der Vogelweide Eduard Ille

Lillah McCarthy as 'The Dumb Wife', 1922 Charles Haslewood Shannon

Virgin and Child School French

Villa Medicea di Cafaggiolo School Italian

Notre Dame, Paris Terrick Williams

Christ in Majesty surrounded by four angels, ceiling painting, 11th-14th century Byzantine Byzantine

An 18th Century view of Haddon Hall with the village of Bakewell in the background John Raphael Smith

St. Nicholas of Tolentino rescuing a boy from drowning, c.1500-30 Pietro Perugino

The Last Supper and the Agony in the Garden, c.1300 Italian School

Sleeping Beauty Edward Coley Burne-Jones

The Last Judgement, c.1293 Pietro Cavallini

Transfer of the body of St Clement School Italian

Transfer of the body of St Clement School Italian

Martyrdom of Saint Julietta and her son Saint Quiricus School Italian

Epiphany School Italian

Damaged fresco from Santa Maria Antiqua, Rome School Italian

The Duel of the Six Knights Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld

Paolo and Francesca, 1832 Luigi Rubio

S. Paolo Fuori le Mura Italian School

King Edward III English School

The 'Mouleur', worker employed to control and measure wood sales Antoine Verard

Virgin and Child in majesty French School

Madonna and Child, 1387 Niccolo di Buonaccorso

Battle of Mortimer's Cross Anonymous

Ms 19 March: Aries and a man felling trees French School

Page from a manuscript of the Vidal Mayor manuscript Catalan School

Vidal de Canellas presenting his text to King James I the Conqueror Anonymous