The Vienna Genesis and the Book of Kells are from two very different eras. Vienna Genesis, from Constantinople in the 6th Century. Book of Kells, from medieval era in the 8th or 9th early century. Both show similarities and differences in the illustrations.
The Vienna Genesis is an early codices of illustrated scenes from the Bible. Although, had 96 pages, only 24 survived. On the pages of purple, shows a gold and silver script is characterize from Byzantine. Usually on the pages, have text that on the page that relegates to more than one event shown at the bottom is depicted on it. These pages have no frames or dividers between each of the scenes on the page. It is suggested that the narrations are related to the spiral of scenes on the Trajan’s