Gustav Doré Gallery of Bible Illustrations

Available Online

Gustave Doré at Wikipedia: biography, links to images and other sites

NOTE: Images included below are not original size and simply provided to give some idea of quality. Check the notes for more info.

Doré Gallery of Bible Illustrations Download complete ebook (free) from Gutenberg.org (expands to 34Mb)		Complete OT/NT View in Internet browser (HTML) Thumbnail (378x484px ~50Kb each) and full-size (756x968px ~180Kb each) JPG images tend to be a bit dark
The Doré Bible Gallery compiled by Felix Just, S.J.		Complete OT/NT with sub-categories Introduction, bibliography, and other links Table and Thumbnail views Images personally scanned Medium ~450x600px ~50Kb Large ~ 2400x3200px ~5Mb The large files are of very fine quality. If you want the best graphics, these are the ones you want.
The Dore Gallery of Bible Illustrations	uses Gutenberg.org images	Complete OT/NT Link to Divine Comedy images
Bible Illustrations by G. Doré		Complete OT/NT downloadable zip file of whole collection, but also viewable individually online in medium (526x716px ~150Kb) and large (1564x2132px ~1.8Mb) sizes
Gustave Doré Art Collections		Only 8 images from Bible Gallery, but does include many from other works and separate images: Divine Comedy, Paradise Lost, Jesus, Jacob, Also has a postcard feature so that you can send pictures as e-postcards links to commercial sites to purchase prints

Available in Bible Software

Accordance

Gallery of Bible Art

Included in all but Entry level libraries or available separately for $30

Bible Art is a collection of great artwork depicting scenes from the Bible. It features over 300 works by such masters as Gustave Doré, Rembrandt, Rubens, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and others!

Arranged as a reference tool, you can view Bible Art in parallel with the text of the Bible to create your own illustrated Bible! And the scope of these illustrations is tremendous. In addition to the Bible stories you would typically see illustrated, there are also illustrations of lesser known narratives such as Jeroboam setting up the idol at Bethel or the destruction of Sennacherib's army. Furthermore, since this module is arranged as a reference tool, you can view it in a pane alongside the Bible text and see the text illustrated. (from Accordance description)