Art Missing from New Interpreter's Bible

This is not a complaint or inquiry. But a personal solution for the missing Art the was in Volume 12. A rather pointless personal book, all it contains is the 8 art plates that use to be in the NIB.

The zip file contains the docx file and a jpg file of Volume 12.

Suggested personal book fields are as follows

Type: Monograph

Title: Art Inspired By Revelation (New Interpreter's Bible Volume XII)

Author: Abingdon Press

Copyright: 1998

Description: In the New Interpreter's Bible Volume XII original print edition there were 8 beautiful art plates. Abingdon's license for their use has ended. And all future print editions as well as the electronic text editions will no longer have them. I grabbed JPEG versions of them from the WWW and placed them here so I can feel my NIB is complete.

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8836.NIBArtPPB.zip

-Dan

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Matt Hamrick

Thanks Dan

Mike Pettit

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/616246#Comment_616246

Surely this is a breach of copyright?

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/616246#Comment_616246

[Y] Thanks Dan

Some may find the below useful. You can capture a jpeg image from this Google page. The image with the red arrow is vol XII.

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/616251#Comment_616251

Surely this is a breach of copyright?

I did not consider this... but since each JPG was taken from the World Wide Web and assembled into a Word document for non commercial use, and not scans of the plates in the books, I believe this is safe enough. Had I scanned them there may have been issue. And I will admit I never received permission from any image owner. But being as all works are hundreds of years old and they were taken from online sources I am not too concerned.

-Dan

Mike Pettit

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/616259#Comment_616259

Surely this is a breach of copyright?

I did not consider this... but since each JPG was taken from the World Wide Web and assembled into a Word document for non commercial use, and not scans of the plates in the books, I believe this is safe enough. Had I scanned them there may have been issue. And I will admit I never received permission from any image owner. But being as all works are hundreds of years old and they were taken from online sources I am not too concerned.

-Dan

Seems reasonable to me, I stand corrected.

Dr. Charles A. Wootten

This is not a complaint or inquiry. But a personal solution for the missing Art the was in Volume 12. A rather pointless personal book, all it contains is the 8 art plates that use to be in the NIB.

Dan,

I finally got around to this suggested activity only to discover that the NIB that I have here in L5 shows that art work in Vol. 12 on p. 556. It is just prior to the "Outline of Revelation."

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God bless

{charley}

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/616531#Comment_616531

That is so weird. I know for a fact that Abingdon told Accordance they could not put them in because they had lost rights to them, and all future printings would not include them either. I wonder how Logos got to put them in.. glad they did, I had just thought were not there since I never saw them in them listed in the contents.

[+o(]

-Dan