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141 pages : 29 cm Journey through a portfolio of more than 250 of John Howe's paintings and sketches, from his early days as a student to his most recent paintings, in this work, which also boasts contributions from: Tolkien expert, Brian Sibley ; top fantasy authors such as Robin Hobb and Robert Holdstock ; as well as a revealing insight from Oscar-winning actor Sir Ian McKellen into the challenge of becoming John Howe's 'Gandalf.'--from book jacket Foreword by Peter Jackson -- Chapter one. Formations : early work -- Chapter two. The painting of Middle-earth : the Silmarillion, Unfinished tales and the history of Middle-earth -- Chapter three. Myth & magic : other lands, other realms -- Chapter four. Bag end to Wilderland : the Hobbit -- Chapter five. Works of art : fantasy and SF book covers -- Chapter six. From Hobbiton to Mordor : the lord of the rings -- Chapter seven. Getting it right : inside the art of John Howe -- Afterword by Alan Lee
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- Author
- John Howe
- Publisher
- Barnes & Noble, Incorporated
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780760786864
- Category
- art
- Subjects
- Fiction, Reference, Fantasy
- Rating
- 4.37 / 5 (23 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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