Gustave Doré1866

Paul Addresses the Crowd After His Arrest

Standing on the steps before the angry crowd, Paul motions with his hand and addresses the people, recounting how he came to follow Christ (Acts 22). A wood engraving from Gustave Doré's La Grande Bible de Tours (1866).

Paul Addresses the Crowd After His Arrest by Gustave Doré depicting Acts 22:1
View full resolutionPublic domain via Wikimedia Commons. Gustave Doré (1832–1883), La Grande Bible de Tours, 1866.Source

Depicted passages

Acts 22:1-21Primary
Portrait of Gustave Doré

About Gustave Doré

1832-1883 · French

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.

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