This illustrated Bible, also called the John Ogilby’s Bible is well-known for the Temple of Salomon presented by Wenceslaus Hollar as though it were a Renaissance-style palace and its panoramic view of Jerusalem taken from eastward. The city has an architectural air of 17th London which was not the case obviously but Hollar got influenced by his first master, Matthaüs Merian for whom he worked until the mid-1630’s. He met Thomas Howard, secund earl of Arundel, during this time and came to England and develop his artistic career.