IMAGES OF MEDIEVAL ART AND ARCHITECTURE
MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE
Mont-Saint-Michel (France)
The copyright holder of this project is © Alison Stones. The pages and their images are used by the University of Pittsburgh with her express permission. Permission is granted for reproduction and use of these images for nonprofit research and educational purposes only, provided Alison Stones or any of the other image copyright holders participating in the project is properly attributed as the copyright owner on each and every image reproduced and used. Any further use or reproduction of these images without the express written consent of Alison Stones is prohibited. Email: mastones@hotmail.com.
In collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh's Digital Research Library, we have developed
searchable image databases for Chartres Cathedral and the Benedictine Abbey Church of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine at Vézelay. The Chartres database,
which contains over 3,000 images, is coordinated with web pages to allow for a more structured approach to these images.
The purpose of this site is to promote education and research in Medieval art and architecture. It was developed over the period c. 1995-2012 and is now in a state of 'gentle degredation' in which aspects of it are expanded sporadically and there is some effort to repair broken links, but currently no major additions are envisaged. It continues to be housed at the University of Pittsburgh and has recently been the subject of an NEH-funded inquiry as to its continued viability. The report on that inquiry can be consulted at https://sites.haa.pitt.edu/sustainabilityroadmap/about/ (scroll down to the link before “STSR Project Team.”
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Designed by Jane Vadnal & Philip Maye, 1995-2012. Latest annotations February 2019.
