John Bunyan, Pilgrim’s Progress, and the KJB
John Bunyan, best known for his enormously influential book, The Pilgrim’s Progress from This World, to That Which is to Come (1678), died on August 31 in 1688. The Folger Manifold Greatness exhibition, opening this September, includes this 1680 edition of Pilgrim’s Progress from the Folger Shakespeare Library collection. These pages put the emphasis on Bunyan (the large figure at left) and his “dream” of the pilgrim Christian’s journey. Christian is the small figure above Bunyan’s head.
Learn more about Bunyan, the importance of Pilgrim’s Progress, and other works influenced by the King James Bible through the Literary Influences timeline at the Manifold Greatness website.
This entry was posted on August 31, 2011 by manifoldgreatness. It was filed under At the Folger, Influences and was tagged with allegory, Authorized King James Bible Version, Folger Shakespeare Library, John Bunyan, pilgrim's progress.





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