Tolkien Graphics of Tim Kirk on Gandolf dot Com

Tim Kirk's illustrations display an soft and lyrical interpretation of Tolkien's Middle Earth.
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Tim Kirk's paintings display a soft attention to detail that is of interest to me. They are well posed. I do wish there were more examples of Tim Kirk's Tolkien work. I use the picture of Gandalf on my Gandolf page to explain to Tolkien fans Why 'GANDOLF' and not 'GANDALF'? (I still get e-mail from people asking why I mispell Gandalf's name.)

The following artwork appeared in A Tolkien Treasury ISBN 0-89471-704-9.

This page is relies on the work of Brad Spencer and his page eldar.org Tolkien Art Gallery. Brad's page allows you to group pictures into one request; this page is designed for individual, one at a time down loading.

Brad's page also contains some additional detail paintings, or cropped versions of some of the artwork that I do not include.

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*Image*	*Description*	*Size*
	*Frodo Meditates* This painting appears in A Tolkien Treasury.	594K
	*Gandalf and Bilbo* Gandalf visits Bilbo at Bilbo's home in Bag-end. This painting appears in A Tolkien Treasury. I also use this image (doctored up with PhotoShop Magick) on my Gandolf page	369K
	*The Last Shore* This painting appears in A Tolkien Treasury.	364K
	*The Riddle Game* Bilbo and Gollum riddle each other on the shores of the dark, underground lake. This painting appears in A Tolkien Treasury.	529K
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