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See also these links on shipbuilding (including coracles & currachs).
- The two men of Connaught in a boat, Topographia Hibernica (Brit. Lib. Royal 13 B VIII, fol. 29), c. 1196-1223
- Abû Zayd and al-Hârith, Maqâmât (BNF Ar. 5847, fol. 61), 1236-1237
- The mermaid, a bestiary (Brit. Lib. Sloane 278, fol. 47), second or third quarter of the 13th century
- A fish as big as a boat, Bestiaire d'Amours (BNF Fr. 1444, fol. 263v), second half of the 13th century
- Fishermen hauling in their catch (Pisces) (fol. 73r) and two knights tilting in boats (fol. 159r), The Queen Mary Psalter (Brit. Lib. Royal 2 B VII), c. 1310-1320
- The life of St. Denis (BNF Fr. 2091), 1317; several examples, including fols. 99r, 111r, 125r, and 129r
- A rowboat with four oarsmen, towed by two men, the Luttrell Psalter (Brit. Lib. Add. 42130, fol. 160r), c. 1325-1340
- A fish as big as a boat, Isopet (BNF Fr. 15213, fol. 87), second quarter of the 14th century
- Scenes from the life of St. Nicholas by Ambrogio Lorenzetti, c. 1332
- Water-jousting in a bas-de-page in The Romance of Alexander (Bodl. 264), 1338-1344, fol. 89r
- The martyrdom of St. John, Bible (BNF Ned. 3, fol. 1), 14th-15th century
- Fish (fol. 80) and Hydrography: The sea (fol. 86), Tacuinum Sanitatis (BNF Latin 9333), 15th century
- First page of Marco Polo's Li Livres du Graunt Caam (Bodl. 264, fol. 218r), c. 1400
- Man fishes from small boat, a book of hours (Douce 62, fol. 76v), c. 1400
- Deucalion and Pyrrha escape the deluge by boat, Le roman de la rose (Douce 371, fol. 113v), c. 1400
- Puppis argos cum remigo, First Decanus of Cancer (PML M.785, fol. 11v), in or before 1403
- Tanor is rescued by fishermen (fol. 5) and Lamorak of Wales is rescued by fishermen (fol. 67), Tristan de Léonois (BNF Fr. 97), first quarter of the 15th century
- Lamorak of Wales is rescued by fishermen (BNF Fr. 100, fol. 107) and Tristan and Isolde meet Pelleas (BNF Fr. 101, fol. 68), Tristan de Léonois, first quarter of the 15th century
- St. Peter walking on the water by Lluis Borrassa, 1411-1413
- Bartolomea Gualandi, The Decameron (BNF It. 63, fol. 84v), 1427
- Detail from The miracles of St. Nicholas by Thomas von Klausenburg, 1427
- Christ preaches from St. Peter's boat, History Bible (KB 78 D 381 II, fol. 152v), c. 1430
- St. Julian the Hospitaller and his wife, The Hours of Eleanor Worcester (Brit. Lib. Harley 1251, fol. 43), c. 1430
- Timur Malik resists the Mongols, Djâmi' al-Tavârîh (BNF suppl. pers. 113, fol. 89), c. 1430
- Fols. 60v and 188r, The Decameron (BNF Arsenal 5070), 1432
- Detail from The Virgin of Chancellor Rolin by Jan van Eyck, 1435
- St. Julian, the Dunois Hours (Brit. Lib. Yates Thompson 3, fol. 278), c. 1436-1450
- The arrival of Alexander at Epheson, History of Alexander (BNF Fr. 9342, fol. 69v), mid-15th century
- Arrival of Attalus I to Athens, Ab urbe condita (BNF Fr. 33, fol. 225v), mid-15th century
- St. Julian the Hospitaller and his wife, The Hours of Philip of Burgundy (KB 76 F 2, fol. 273v), c. 1450-1460
- Miracles de Nostre Dame (Douce 374), fols. 5r, 40r, and 49v, c. 1456
- Henry I of England and the French envoys (fol. 183) and Isabelle of France returns to England (fol. 338v), Grandes Chroniques de France (BNF Fr. 6465), c. 1455-1460
- St. Paul calms the storm, Speculum Historiale (BNF Fr. 50, fol. 310v), 1463
- Cornwall pays the tribute to Ireland, Tristan de Léonois (BNF Fr. 102, fol. 26), c. 1470
- Tanor is saved by fishermen, Tristan de Léonois (BNF Fr. 112(1), fol. 8v), c. 1470
- Jean de Courcy and other men in a boat (British Library Royal 14 E II, fol. 218), c. 1475-1483
- Pond House and Stag Hunt, from The Housebook, c. 1475-1485
- Grima and the king of Orbin, The Knight Cifar (BNF Esp. 36, fol. 38v), fourth quarter of the 15th century
- The water-castle, Mittelalterliches Hausbuch von Schloss Wolfegg, fols. 19v–20r, after 1480
- Stag Hunt by the Housebook Master, c. 1485-1490
- Departure from Basle from the St. Ursula Shrine by Hans Memling, 1489
- Jason and the Argo, Le Roman de la Rose (British Library, Harley 4425, fol. 86), c. 1490-1500
- May, a prayerbook (Douce 8, p. xii), end of the 15th century
- May, a prayerbook (Douce 12, fol. 6r), end of the 15th century
- October, The Grimani Breviary, c. 1490-1510
- View of London, Poems of Charles, duke of Orléans (British Library Royal 16 F II, fol. 73), c. 1450-1483
- May, The Breviary of Eleanor of Portugal (PML M.52, fol. 4r), c. 1500
- Achillas invites Pompey to come aboard, The Life of Pompey (KB 134 C 19, fol. 242r), c. 1500
- May, the Hours of Joanna I of Castile (Brit. Lib. Add. 35313, fol. 3v), c. 1500
- Matins, book of hours and prayer book (MMW 10 F 14, fol. 9r), c. 1500-1525
- Leaves from a calendar showing May (V&A E.4575-1910) and August or September (V&A E.4576-1910), c. 1510-1560
- May (fol. 6v) and Mark the Evangelist (fol. 119v), The Da Costa Hours (PML M.399), c. 1515
- May, the Golf Book (Brit. Lib. Add. 24098, fol. 22v), c. 1520-1530
- May (fol. 5v) and St. Peter walking on water (fol. 71r) from the Hennessy Hours, c. 1530-1540
- Hunting near Hartenfels Castle by Lucas Cranach, 1540
- Boat on the Thames, Album Amicorum of Friedrich Rechlinger (Douce 244, fol. 49r), c. 1598-1610
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