Tolkien Artwork

[Deimos]

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Still reminds me of Toad....🤨

 

[Fingon_Findekáno]

Bringing this thread back to sharing artwork instead of derailing into vocabulary and language tangents, as has been the trend lately...

I think this is one of my favorite interpretations of Thuringwethil's fána form. One, her name means "Woman of Shadow", and this definitely fits the bill; and two, she feels very dangerous and seductive, as I think she would be. Sorry, I don't know the artist.

The Gates of Angband, by Ted Nasmith

The Thangorodrim, by John Howe

Fingon rescuing Maedhros, by Elena Kukanova

Thorondor rescuing the body of Fingolfin from Morgoth. Sorry, don't know the artist.

 

[Radaghast]

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[Server Room Gremlin]

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[Radaghast]

 

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[Server Room Gremlin]

Gandalf vs. Balrog carved pumpkin!

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[Berzelmayr]

The Gates of Minas Tirith
By Ted Nasmith

 

[Berzelmayr]

Long way
by Yulia Alekseeva

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Mirror of Galadriel
by Galina Egorenkova

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

I like the way the katabasis aspect of the Mirror episode is emphasized here. But assuming that's Frodo, where's Sam?

 

[Eljorahir]

An Elf-Stone by Miriam Ellis

 

[Eljorahir]

by Tom Loback

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

I met Tom several times back in the 70s and early 80s when he was producing a line of Middle-earth wargames figures, among them this Haradrim oliphant.

I bought two of those.

 

[Eljorahir]

I met Tom several times back in the 70s and early 80s when he was producing a line of Middle-earth wargames figures, among them this Haradrim oliphant.

I don't think I'd heard of him before happening across that illustration I posted above. Reading his Wikipedia page, I see he was both a Tolkien artist and scholar. Something about the illustration of Gondolin just grabbed my attention. Here's another I really like: the watery hand of Ulmo gently cradles Voronwe, saving him from the storm...