'Darwin's entire works go online' by Ian Sample, The Guardian, 19 October 2006.

'Power and Taboo: Polynesian gods at the British Museum', 24 Hour Museum, 2 October 2006.

Power & Taboo: Sacred Objects from the Pacific, British Museum, 28 September 2006 - 7 January 2007.

Index of Medieval Medical Images - from UCLA

Exploring Photography: Photographic Processes - microsite from the V&A.

From Cradle to Grave: an art installation by David Critchley, Susie Freeman and Liz Lee

COMPASS entry

Woman's Hour, 2003

On the cover of the BMJ, 333(7557)

One life: Walt Whitman, a kosmos - new minisite from the Smithsonian.

The National Archives have made the Domesday Book available online. They've also provided some great accompanying material, including information on food and drink in the 'World of Domesday' feature.

Finally caught the Americans in Paris exhibition at the National Gallery. Generally very impressive, though I was disappointed in the Mary Casatt paintings, having previously been very taken with her prints.

Boop Reads a Folk Tale (Cute Overload)

The Beatrix Potter Collections (V&A).

The Illustrators Project: Helen Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) (University of Pittsburgh).

Peter Rabbit and Friends

What Women Want is the latest exhibition at the Women's Library. Exhibits are arranged to cover the areas of pleaseure, home life, work, security, independence and equality.

Bestiary in Medieval Illumination is just one of the virtual exhibitions on the website of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. Some of the pages have been translated into English.

Turning the Pages at the Wellcome Trust includes the Wellcome Apocalypse (c.1420-30), Nujum al-'Ulum (Stars of Sciences) and On Cutaneous Diseases by Robert Willan (London, 1808).

Meanwhile, the National Library of Medicine's Turning the Pages Online includes Conrad Gesner’s Historiae Animalium (Studies on Animals), Ambroise Paré’s Oeuvres, Andreas Vesalius's De Humani Corporis Fabrica and Johannes de Ketham's Fasiculo de Medicina

Saint Michael triumphant over the Devil is the National Gallery's Painting of the Month.

Looking around for pictures of Saint Paul, I came across this beautiful online edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle at the Morse Library, Beloit College.

Online at the Ashmolean - pictures from an exhibition in 2003, in which monks created the Tibetan Sand Mandala of Chenrezi.

August Strindberg: Painter, Photographer, Writer:

"Strindberg distrusted the glass lens of the camera: he felt that it distorted the truth. So he built his own pinhole camera, his Wunderkamera, which functioned without a lens." (Exhibition commentary).

The London Look at the Museum of London.

My friend C took me to see the International Arts and Crafts Exhibition at the V&A today. It was so fabulous there are no words ... check out the minisite for yourself ... and maybe even design your own Arts and Crafts style tile.

Skaro Toy Museum: a collection of images of Doctor Who toys, including the Giant Robot.

Paddle steamer postcards

Old Postcards of Amusement Parks Rides and Exhibitions

Both from Deltatango Vintage Postcards.