Oil painting on canvas stretched on wood. 40 x 40 cm (15,7 x 15,7"), varnished and signed. An illustration to the following moment from the Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien: "As the night wore on Aragorn grew uneasy, tossing often in his sleep and waking. In the small hours he got up and came to Frodo, whose turn it was to watch. 'Why are you waking?' asked Frodo. 'It is not your watch.' 'I do not know,' answered Aragorn; 'but a shadow and a threat has been growing in my sleep. It would be well to draw your sword.' 'Why?' said Frodo. 'Are enemies at hand?' 'Let us see what Sting may show,' answered Aragorn. Frodo then drew the elf-blade from its sheath. To his dismay the edges gleamed dimly in the night. 'Orcs!' he said. 'Not very near, and yet too near, it seems.' " Made in 2024. __________________________________________________ Colors may differ slightly in real life depending on your screen settings. See FAQ for estimated shipping times and details.
