Find images and texts from collections from various museums, libraries and research institutes. These include images of manuscripts, emblems, printer's marks, drawings, paintings, prints from newspapers and magazines, photographs and much more. An important resource for art and book historians.

Online catalogue with approximately 585,000 descriptions of individual letters and parts of correspondence written in the early-modern and modern period (ca. 1500 - present). Contains information about more than 2 million letters. The letters come from the collections of Dutch heritage institutions, including the KB. For researchers.

Documents from the reign of the English Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603) and King James I/VI (1566-1625). Contains more than 30,000 documents from and about the major figures of that time. Contains correspondence and reports, for example about the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots. Includes scans and full text view. Source for historians.

The digitized writings of Leuven professor Pieter Willems about his research into 'Low Franconian' dialects. At the end of the 19th century, he collected data on dialect speakers in Flanders, South-Netherlands and the German Rhineland. For the researcher of language and dialects.

Online database with the original texts of more than 15 million Dutch newspaper pages, 11 million magazine pages and over 900,000 books from the 15th to the 21st century. Search 120 million digitized pages with one search action. For anyone interested in the Dutch past.

English language website with 27 digitized Dutch books with love emblems from the 17th century. Completely re-translated and indexed. Has extensive search options and referrals to secondary sources. Includes a downloadable guide to using the site. For those who research emblemata or (literary) history.

Database of approximately 20,000 (transcribed) letters written by and sent to 17th century scholars from the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. Search results are also visually displayed in terms of geography, time and correspondent networks. Useful for historians and history enthusiasts.

Website with more than 50,000 digitized artworks, books, artefacts, videos and music from the collections of 3,500 European museums, libraries, galleries and archives. New content is added regularly. Interesting for researchers and lovers of music, art and literature.

Image bank with 800,000 images from more than 100 Dutch museums, archives and libraries. View paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, postage stamps, posters and newspaper clippings. Search by subject, creator, or heritage collection, or view different themes, such as ‘War’ and ‘Pop Music’. For those interested in culture or looking for specific images.

American index with descriptions of works of art from the early Middle Ages up to the 16th century. Contains images of thousands of religious and secular works from Western Europe and countries such as Syria, Ethiopia and Lebanon. Search by theme, location, maker and style, among other things. For students of medieval culture.