About the Exhibit
German artist Willy Wiedmann spent 16 years creating a visual narrative of a Christian Bible in his own unique style, called Polycon. This style was greatly influenced by his lifelong love of music, as well as by some of the major 20th-century, European, avant-garde movements such as Surrealism, Dadaism, Cubism and Abstract Expressionism. Wiedmann’s ultimate purpose for his work was simple: to engage people visually with the Bible.
Exhibit Highlights
See the original copies of the Wiedmann Bible!
Experience all 3,333 images of the world’s longest illustrated Bible.
Learn about Wiedmann’s unique artistic style called Polycon!