Gustave Doré1866
Ezra Reads the Law to the People
From a wooden platform before the assembled people, Ezra reads aloud from the Book of the Law from morning until midday, and all the people listen (Nehemiah 8). A wood engraving from Gustave Doré's La Grande Bible de Tours (1866).

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Paul Gustave Doré was a prolific French illustrator whose 241 wood engravings for "La Grande Bible de Tours" (1866) became the most influential visual interpretation of scripture of the 19th century.
