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Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint JohnÕs Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The commissioned Saint JohnÕs Bible is a fifteen year collaboration, written and drawn entirely by hand using quills and paints from precious mineral and stones such as lapis lazuli, malachite, silver and 24-karat gold. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition which is the only fine art , full scale version of the original manuscript., The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes. -
Father Michael Kiernan watches as Jim Triggs of St. John's University, shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to Chris Jenson, left and Jesse Simental at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The commissioned Saint John's Bible is a fifteen year collaboration, written and drawn entirely by hand using quills and paints from precious mineral and stones such as lapis lazuli, malachite, silver and 24-karat gold. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The commissioned Saint John's Bible is a fifteen year collaboration, written and drawn entirely by hand using quills and paints from precious mineral and stones such as lapis lazuli, malachite, silver and 24-karat gold. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition which is the only fine art , full scale version of the original manuscript., The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St.John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to Bertha Zabala and nine-year-old Alyssa Reynoso at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition is the only fine art , full scale version of the original manuscript. The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes. January 22 , 2011 -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to Bertha Zabala and nine-year-old Alyssa Reynoso at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition which is the only fine art , full scale version of the original manuscript. The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes. January 22 , 2011 -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The commissioned Saint John's Bible is a fifteen year collaboration, written and drawn entirely by hand using quills and paints from precious mineral and stones such as lapis lazuli, malachite, silver and 24-karat gold. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition which is the only fine art, full scale version of the original manuscript., The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes. -
Jim Triggs, executive director of the heritage program at St. John's University shows the the Saint John's Bible, a fine art, full scale version of a hand-written, hand illuminated manuscript to church goers who just attended Sunday services at at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. On display at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is the Heritage Edition which is the only fine art , full scale version of the original manuscript., The Heritage Edition reflects the artistic intent of the original manuscript using a combination of modern technologies and handcrafted processes.
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