Genesis

This small notebook is decorated with our illuminated sheet from Genesis, itself an exact copy of the respective page in the Gutenberg Bible held at the State Library in Berlin. An ornate and unusual block onto which to scribble your notes.Format: 8.5 x 12.5cmContains 30 sheets

These unusual napkins, which quote the first page of the story of the Creation in the Gutenberg Bible, are a real eye-catcher on the dinner table. The final passage of the richly illuminated page describes the sixth day when God created man and gave him the fruits of the earth as his future source of nourishment. A fine accessory for any dinner party.Gutenberg Bible napkins. Reproduced as a six-colour print. 20 napkins in a packet.

This beautiful, high-quality writing paper is based on our illuminated sheet from Genesis which is an exact copy of the respective page in the Gutenberg Bible held at the State Library in Berlin. What could provide a nobler and worthier template for your correspondence?Available in three sizes, each containing ten sheets of paper and ten envelopes. large: 16,5 x 22,5 cm medium: 11,5 x 16,5 cm small: 8,5 x 13,5 cm

Gutenberg Bible I/5, Genesis (First Book of Moses 1,1–30): »In principio creavit deus...« In six days, God created the heavens and the earth, light and darkness, water and land, plants, animals and people. We offer this famous passage from the Good Book in two deluxe versons based on the Göttingen and Berlin copies of the Gutenberg Bible. Both are heralded as the surviving Bibles with the most beautiful illumination. Our versions 1 to 3 are based on the Berlin Gutenberg Bible. The initial »I« of »In principio creavit deus...« fills the left margin and depicts the story of Creation in six medaillions. Our variants StandardRibbed deckle-edge paper, format 42 x 30 cmThree-colour press prints produced on historical Gutenberg Museum machines (Original Heidelberg Cylinder) in three different print runs on mechanically-produced, hand-torn, ribbed deckle-edge paper. The outlines of ornamentation are also printed. Hand-colouredRibbed deckle-edge paper, format 42 x 30 cm, frame format 48 x 36 cm The standard pages (see above) are coloured by hand by our artists using tempera and gold inks. Hand-gilded Format ca. 45 x 32 cm, frame format 54 x 43 cmThese high-quality prints are produced as a handpress print in three colours on the Korrex Hannover on handmade paper bearing the Gutenberg Museum watermark. Finely embossed gold embellishments are added to the tempera ink colouring using a skill very few artists still master. A base material is applied to the paper layer by layer in an elaborate and time-consuming process to form a platform for the 22-carat gold leaf. This raises the ornaments from the surface of the paper to perfectly display the elegant shimmer of real gold. Deluxe (Berlin Bible)Deluxe (Göttingen Bible)

We have put together an entire alphabet of splendid illuminated initials from the 15th century, copied from originals in the existing Gutenberg Bibles. We are now proud to present them on genuine Veronese Carrara marble tiles measuring 10 x 10 cm. The coasters have a cork backing to prevent them from slipping, making them perfect drink mats for glasses and bottles. Both beautiful and solid, they are also ideal as paperweights – or simply for decoration.

Splendid hand-painted initials from the 15th century, copied from originals in the existing Gutenberg Bibles. After much research and persistent and elaborate reproduction work we are now proud to present the entire alphabet.Gouache, 22 karat gold leaf, handmade rag paper, hand-cut passe-partout (30 x 24 cm), size of the initiale ca. 8 x 8 cm.

Gutenberg Bible I/5, Genesis (First Book of Moses 1,1–30): »In principio creavit deus...«In six days, God created the heavens and the earth, light and darkness, water and land, plants, animals and people. We offer this famous passage from the Good Book in two deluxe versions based on the Göttingen and Berlin copies of the Gutenberg Bible. Both are heralded as the surviving Bibles with the most beautiful illumination. The colours of the Göttingen Gutenberg Bible are more muted than those of the Berlin copy. The illumination is purely ornamental, based on a pattern book. The initial I, framed in gold, spans two-thirds of the inner margin. The elegantly curved letter is entwined with arcanthus in sumptuous shades of blue. Vines and flowers in shades of blue, red, pink and green sprout from the top and bottom of the initial. The title of the page is written in small red letters. The manufacture of our deluxe page Our deluxe pages from the Gutenberg Bible are exact reproductions of the historical originals. It takes days or weeks to produce them, depending on the richness of the ornamentation, and demands great concentration by the artist – just like in the 15th century. The paper for our deluxe pages is handmade with a watermark and is printed on historical machines owned by the Gutenberg Museum (Korrex Hannover). As at Gutenberg's workshop, only the text in black is printed, with everything else added by hand. The beginnings of sentences are accentuated in red with a quill or brush as upstrokes, with headings also written in by hand (rubrication). The initials and miniatures are sketched into the empty spaces left by Gutenberg for this purpose and in the margins. The base substance for the gold leaf is then applied and the gold laid on top of this. The pages are illuminated in many layers of ink with fine heightening and shading. Finally, the last line ornaments are added and the gold polished. Bible original format: ca. 45 x 33 cm Storage Our deluxe Bible prints are supplied in a handmade presentation folder (51 x 39 cm) that perfectly protects the gold leaf. An informative brochure in English and German on the Gutenberg Bible and its manufacture is also included. Our deluxe pages are also available in a dustproof and airtight frame (57,5-44 cm), which protects the precious gilding with a spacer strip between the glass and the passe-partout.Please note: Framing extends the delivery time by one to two weeks.

Gutenberg Bible I/5, Genesis (First Book of Moses 1,1–30): »In principio creavit deus...«In six days, God created the heavens and the earth, light and darkness, water and land, plants, animals and people. We offer this famous passage from the Good Book in two deluxe versions based on the Göttingen and Berlin copies of the Gutenberg Bible. Both are heralded as the surviving Bibles with the most beautiful illumination. The initial »I« of in »In principio creavit deus...« fills the left margin and depicts the story of Creation in six medallions. The manufacture of our deluxe page  Our deluxe pages from the Gutenberg Bible are exact reproductions of the historical originals. It takes days or weeks to produce them, depending on the richness of the ornamentation, and demands great concentration by the artist – just like in the 15th century. The paper for our deluxe pages is handmade with a watermark and is printed on historical machines owned by the Gutenberg Museum (Korrex Hannover). As at Gutenberg's workshop, only the text in black is printed, with everything else added by hand. The beginnings of sentences are accentuated in red with a quill or brush as upstrokes, with headings also written in by hand (rubrication). The initials and miniatures are sketched into the empty spaces left by Gutenberg for this purpose and in the margins. The base substance for the gold leaf is then applied and the gold laid on top of this. The pages are illuminated in many layers of ink with fine heightening and shading. Finally, the last line ornaments are added and the gold polished. Bible original format: ca. 45 x 33 cmStorage Our deluxe Bible prints are supplied in a handmade presentation folder (51 x 39 cm) that perfectly protects the gold leaf. An informative brochure in English and German on the Gutenberg Bible and its manufacture is also included. Our deluxe pages are also available in a dustproof and airtight frame (57,5-44 cm), which protects the precious gilding with a spacer strip between the glass and the passe-partout.Please note: Framing extends the delivery time by one to two weeks.