Scruffy McFleabag UNITED STATES
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The King at the Cross-roads by Darrell K Sweet (from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings)

Location: Tolkien Art
Artists: Darrell Sweet (Painter) ,  Darrell K  Sweet (Painter)

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Artwork Details
Location: Tolkien Art
Title: The King at the Cross-roads by Darrell K Sweet (from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings)
Artist:  Darrell Sweet (Painter) ,  Darrell K  Sweet (Painter)
Media Type: Paint - Acrylic
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 10034
Likes on CAF: 4
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 4/3/2015

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Description
The King at the Cross-roads by Darrell K Sweet.

Approx 28x28, Acrylic on Upson board. Used for the cover of Ballantine's 3rd Edition / 1981-1984 paperback version of The Two Towers, the outside of the box for the Hobbit/LoTR set, as well as the month of October in the 1982 Ballantine Tolkien Calendar. A blast from the past! It'll get a new frame wink emoticon

“Suddenly, caught by the level beams, Frodo saw the old king’s head: it was lying rolled away by the roadside. ‘Look, Sam!’ he cried, startled into speech. ‘Look! The king has got a crown again!’

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Mark Geier Member Since 2013
1    
Posted On 4/3/2015

Love his art, and this is a great painting!
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
1    
Posted On 9/10/2015

This, to me, may be the most quintessentially "Tolkien" of all your paintings. Also, the colors are lovely.
Digi Spirit Member Since 2012
1    
Posted On 2/3/2016

OK. I am Done! How the ** did you manage to get your hands on this? Your collection is to die for. I'm not looking at any more for a while. Unbelievable. :)
Scruffy McFleabag Member Since 2011
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Posted On 2/3/2016

Digi Spirit wrote:
" OK. I am Done! How the ** did you manage to get your hands on this? Your collection is to die for. I'm not looking at any more for a while. Unbelievable. :)  "
That's the trick... I used paws, not hands! Thanks for the compliments ;-)
Ryan Royle Member Since 2022
Posted On 8/2/2022

Amazing!!