Greek bible open posters & prints

Gutenberg Bible Open to Beginning of New Testament Anonymous

The Bible Opened to the People. Anonymous

Allegory of the Hebrew Bible Joannes Maire

Two women stand near an open bible Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

Frontispiece for New Testament in Greek, 1642 Claude Mellan

Frontispiece for a New Testament Greek Bible, 1642 Claude Mellan

Facsimile of the commencement of the Book of Genesis Anonymous

The Disrobing of Christ, 1577-79 El Greco

St. Cyril of Alexandria, icon Greek School

Titlepage introducing English translation of the Great Bible English School

The Gutenberg Bible, 1454 Anonymous

Christ Pantocrator, 1607 Bulgarian School

Plaque depicting St. Paul disputing with Greeks and Jews, mid 12th century Anonymous

St. John the Theologian, Writing his Revelations on an Open Scroll Andreas (attr. to) Rico

St. Charalambos, icon, from Macedonia, late 16th century Greek School

Portrait of John Hamelau Jacob Houbraken

Bell cote on Greek Orthodox church Anonymous

Raising of Lazarus, Greek Icon from Epirus, 1611 Anonymous

Manuscript Illumination with Initial V, from a Bible, ca. 1175-95 Unknown

The Gutenberg Bible, 1454 Anonymous

Greek Interior (sketch), 1848. Jean-Leon Gerome

Seated Woman Reading Bible Anonymous

The Floreffe Bible. Book of Job, c. 1170 Anonymous

Ms Grec 2144 fol.10v Hippocrates Greek Greek

The Pantheon Bible, 1125-1130 Anonymous

The Prophet Daniel, 1645 Terenty Fomin

The Six Days of Creation Italian School

Darius the Great Opening the Tomb of Nitocris, 17th century Eustache Le Sueur

Passage from the First English Bible: Gospel of St. John Ch. I. Anonymous

Page from a Gutenberg Bible Anonymous

A Greek Beauty Charles-Emile-Hippolyte Lecomte-Vernet

Title page of the Great Bible Anonymous

Page of Biblia Pauperum (Poor People's Bible), 15th century Anonymous

Attic Red-Figure Lekythos Circle of Meidias Painter

Attic White-Ground Cup (Lipped Inside) Fragment with Dionysos and a Satyr and One Black-Gloss Cup Fragment (rim) Onesimos

Mother of God of the Passion, Greek Icon from Crete, early 16th century Anonymous