Open bible beaten posters & prints

Piety Hendrick Goltzius

Gutenberg Bible Open to Beginning of New Testament Anonymous

Scourging of Christ at the Pillar Sebastiano del Piombo

The Bible Opened to the People. Anonymous

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

Portrait of John Hamelau Jacob Houbraken

Facsimile of the commencement of the Book of Genesis Anonymous

The Gutenberg Bible, 1454 Anonymous

Allegory of the Hebrew Bible Joannes Maire

City People and peasants watching two skeletons and angel with book open by presentation of final judgment Anonymous

Portrait of Hendrick Waninghen Pieter Serwouters

The Penitent Magdalen William Etty

The Prophet Daniel, 1645 Terenty Fomin

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

The Innkeeper's Wife and Daughter Taking Care of ye Don after Being Beaten and Br…, 1756 or after William Hogarth

Chist Is Beaten with Rods (Jésus est battu de verges), 1624 Jacques Callot

Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg as Saint Jerome, 1527 Anonymous

The Penitent St. Peter Jacob Jordaens

Two emergency coins beaten during the siege of Schoonhoven in 1575 Eberhard Cornelis Rahms

Two figures in a gate open Johannes Mock

The Scapegoat James Jacques Joseph Tissot

Rijksgestichten Ommerschans and Veenhuizen, home currency beaten by order of the Charity Society worth half cent Anonymous

Bible Figures reveal the portrait of Moses Wilhelmus Goeree I

1940s hand of elderly man reading bible index finger following along passage Anonymous

Kamrasi's first Lesson in the Bible Josiah Wood Whymper

Bible de Mallermi Venezia, 1511 Anonymous

David Killing Goliath Anonymous

Jesus Healing the Crippled and the Blind Byzantine School

The Rest on the Flight into Egypt Bernaert van Orley

The Banishment of Hagar, 1841 Friedrich Overbeck

God creating Eve from Adam's rib, 1508 Unknown

The Dormition of the Virgin, 1497 Russian icon

The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem, 1497 Russian icon

Of contempt, or dispisynge of holy scripture (after) German School

Christ in Majesty (Saviour of the World), 1645 Terenty Fomin

A letter from Miles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, to Thomas Lord Cromwell Miles Coverdale