Dore has none of Schaefer's deep, religions faith. He has illustrated the Bible as he has illustrated Dante; and his work is all the more valuable on this very account.

Gustave Doré is not a household name in 2014, but his influence is everywhere, in movies, in comics, in fables and in religion. His work can be seen directly or indirectly in many of today’s ...

It’s a testament to his skill that his illustrations for Don Quixote (1863), The Bible (1866), The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (1876), and others, are still in print.

Gustave Doré, a prolific 19th-century illustrator, is well known for his works, but not for his name. A new exhibition at the National Gallery is angling to change that ...

The central figure in the tale is Gustave Dor., a 19th century French printmaker, ... for a new English Bible. Those illustrations and the books in which they appeared are collectible today, ...