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One of 500 copies printed for friends of George Rainbird and Ruari McLean including a greeting card.

Copy 60 of 150. Woodcut illustrations with text size/font indicating various speakers.

Copy 145 of 250. Illustrations were printed using offset lithography in four colors on alumnium-lined paper.

Copy 33 of 100 printed. Genesis I-III with watercolor artwork.

Copy 11 of 40. Bernard Alan Solomon (1946-1995) wanted to produce an edition of the Song of Songs that could be understood from the images.

King James translation of Revelations with expressive lithograph illustrations.

Copy 170 of 210. Text of Job from the Authorized version of 1611 as arranged by the Temple Bible. Frontispiece is a woodblock print.

Copy 16 of 50. Artist's book depicting the Revelation.

Copy 16 of 125. Another work by the Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Flemington, New Jersey. There are hand illuminated initals throughout.

Copy 27 out of 200 printed. Text is Robert Alter's English translation with facing text from Biblio Hebraica Stuttgartensis (1967).

Copy 5 of 150 with multicolored and gilt illuminated initials. New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) of the Bible.

Copy 25 of 150. Black and white collages of drawings and computer-generated Columbus type depict a visual interpretation of the Book of Revelation.

Copy 109 of 400 printed on custom paper from Zerkall Paper Mill. Only 20th century Bible where the Old and New Testaments are illustrated by a single artist, Barry Moser.

One of 200 copies. Similar to the Doves Bible, this lectern edition relied upon type and page design to achieve a balance of legibility and beauty.

Copy 19 of 200. Fine press catalog of the exhibition from Bridwell Library.

Copy 327 of the 1499 "Luxus" edition. Salvador Dalí (1904–1989) created one hundred fine paintings for this five-volume edition of the Bible which employed the Latin text from the Vulgate of Saint Jerome. The original image of King David is in Volume…

Copy J of the 26 (A-Z) on Arches Grand Vellin, out of a total of 240. Handwritten and illustrated by Ben Shahn, with silkscreen for the gold letterings on the title page.

This printing of Genesis conveys the "eternalness of the text" through the font and paper type. There are simple wood engravings throughout.

Copy 71 of 150. This 1968 edition of The Song of Solomon comprises thirty original silkscreen prints.

One of 140 copies. Three illustrated stories from Jonah, Judith, and Ruth with one full-page drawing for each of the stories.
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