Housed in a former Dominican convent founded in 1252, the Unterlinden museum presents a remarkable collection of sculptures and paintings from the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The Gothic cloister, built between 1280 and 1289, is said to be the most complete in Alsace. It covers 390 m2 (4,198 sq ft). It is the first of the Dominican Colmarian convents, before the installation of a male community in 1277/1278 and another female community, the Catherinettes in 1310. In the medieval cloister is presented the art of the Middle Ages and Renaissance with works by Martin Schongauer, Hans Holbein, Lucas Cranach.