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Apocrypha and Canon · NINT 2026

Every decorative artwork on the NINT 2026 event page, with its source, license, and the reason it was chosen, each a pre-1900 work tied to the theme or to one of the talks. All are public-domain or CC0. Each file is resized and resampled for the web, and on the page most are additionally cropped, tinted, or blended into the design; that counts as modification. The commissioned course banner and the scholar and attendee photographs are not listed here.

Image Work & Attribution License Where it appears Why it's included
Paul and Thecla (Cave of St. Paul, Ephesus) paul-thecla.jpg Paul and Thecla (Cave of St. Paul, Ephesus) Unknown (Byzantine) 6th century Source ↗ Public domain "On the event" section, framed figure A 6th-century fresco from the Cave of St. Paul at Ephesus showing Paul and Thecla, whose story survives in the apocryphal Acts of Paul and Thecla, beside the opening on the writings that surrounded the New Testament.
Saint Mark Writing mark-writing.jpg Saint Mark Writing Hendrick ter Brugghen 1621 Source ↗ Public domain "The assembled" (speakers) section, corner medallion An evangelist at work; Mark's Gospel anchors both Goodacre's keynote and Craig Evans' talk on Secret Mark.
Saint Paul Writing His Epistles paul-epistles.jpg Saint Paul Writing His Epistles Valentin de Boulogne c. 1618-1620 Source ↗ Public domain "The program" (schedule) section, corner medallion Paul at work on his letters, beside Ian Mills' talk on the lost Epistle to the Laodiceans.
The Kiss of Judas (Scrovegni Chapel) judas.jpg The Kiss of Judas (Scrovegni Chapel) Giotto di Bondone c. 1305 Source ↗ Public domain "Fan mail" (testimonials) section, corner medallion Judas at the betrayal, subject of Nicola Denzey Lewis' talk on the Gospel of Judas.
The Fall of Simon Magus simon-magus.jpg The Fall of Simon Magus Benozzo Gozzoli c. 1461-1462 Source ↗ Public domain "Admission" (pricing) section, corner medallion Peter and Simon Magus, the confrontation at the heart of Shaily Patel's talk.
Christ in the House of His Parents (The Carpenter's Shop) infancy.jpg Christ in the House of His Parents (The Carpenter's Shop) John Everett Millais 1849-1850 Source ↗ Public domain 30-day guarantee section, corner medallion The boy Jesus at home with his family, echoing Chris Frilingos' talk on the Infancy Gospel of Thomas.
Grandes Heures of Anne of Brittany (Saint Mark) manuscript.jpg Grandes Heures of Anne of Brittany (Saint Mark) Jean Bourdichon 1503-1508 Source ↗ Public domain "Your hosts" section, corner medallion An illuminated gospel page: the scriptures themselves, hand-copied and adorned.
Christ's Descent into Hell descent.jpg Christ's Descent into Hell Follower of Hieronymus Bosch c. 1550-1560 Source ↗ CC0 "Who it is for" section, faint background wash A visionary underworld, evoking the Apocalypse of Peter (Bart Ehrman) and the lost scriptures that describe the fate of the dead.
The Penitent Magdalene magdalene.jpg The Penitent Magdalene Titian 1561 Source ↗ Public domain FAQ section, framed figure Mary Magdalene, central to the Gospel of Mary (Karen King) and Kim Fowler’s talk on Mary as a leader of the disciples.
The Crucifixion of Saint Peter peter-crucifixion.jpg The Crucifixion of Saint Peter Caravaggio 1601 Source ↗ Public domain Final call-to-action background Peter's martyrdom, one of the contested apostolic deaths in David Eastman's talk, under “Two days. Thirteen scholars. The lost scriptures.”

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