Illustrations:
Cover - The Gaffer and the Black Rider by Stephen Hickman
January - In the House of Beorn by Capucine Mazille
February - The Nazgûl by Lode Claes
March - Treebeard by Inger Edelfeldt
April - A Pleasant Awakening by Carol Emery Phenix
May - Treebeard and the Ents by Timothy Ide
June - Gandalf and Pippin by Luca Michelucci
July - Bilbo Flies on Eagles Wings by G. Renshof & R. Ploeg
August - The Mûmak of Harad by Cor Blok
September - Gandalf's Escape from Orthanc by Fletcher
October - Gollum Held by the Elves by Inger Edelfeldt
November - The Lord of the Nazgûl Enters the Gates of Gondor by Fletcher
December - The Prancing Pony by Timothy Ide

Illustrations by Alan Lee:
Cover - An Unexpected Party
January - The Wargs
February - The Desolation of the Dragon
March - Flies and Spiders
April - Thorin, King Under the Mountain
May - Rivendell
June - The Carrock
Centrefold - Thror's Map
July - The Elven King's Gate
August - An Unexpected Party
September - Lake Town
October - The Goblins
November - The Wrath of Smaug
December - The Kingdom Under the Mountain

Illustrations by Ted Nasmith:
Cover - The Slaying of Glaurung
January - Beleg is Slain
February - Finduilas is Led Past Túrin at the Sack of Nargothrond
March - Tuor, Gelmir and Arminas
April - Beren and Lúthien are Flown to Safety
May - Maglor Casts a Silmaril
June - Fingon and Gothmog
Centrefold - Eärendil Searches Tirion
July - Ulmo Appears Before Tuor
August - At Lake Cuiviénen
September - Illuin, Lamp of the Valar
October - The Incomimg Sea at the Rainbow Cleft
November - Lúthien Escapes the Treehouse
December - The Slaying of Glaurung

Illustrations by John Howe:
Cover - Escape from Orthanc
January - Black Riders in The Shire
February - Gandalf Falls With The Balrog
March - Horseman in the Night
April - Gollum Flees the Elves of Mirkwood
May - Escape from Orthanc
June - The Argonath
Centrefold - The Siege of Gondor
July - The Bridge of Khazad-dûm
August - Legolas and Gimli
September - Shelob About to Leap on Frodo
October - The End of the Third Age
November - Zirakzigil
December - The Grey Havens

Illustrations by Ted Nasmith:
Cover - Fire on Weathertop
January - Last Sight of Hobbiton
February - Beyond the Old Forest
March - A Song in the Trollshaws
April - At the Ford
May - Gandalf Escapes Upon Gwaihir
June - The Fellowship Leaving Rivendell
Centrefold - Fire on Weathertop
July - At the Bridge
August - The Great Tree at Caras Galadhon
September - Lady Galadriel
October - The Pillars of the Kings
November - Boromir
December - At the Falls

Illustrations by Ted Nasmith:
Cover - The Wrath of the Ents
January - Boromir's Last Stand
February - Fangorn Forest
March - The Riders of Rohan
April - The Stranger in the Forest
May - The Tree Shepherds
June - Apparitions
Centrefold - The Wrath of the Ents
July - First Sight of Ithilien
August - The Mûmak of Harad
September - The Terrace at Henneth Annûn
October - At the Cross-Roads
November - The Tower of the Moon
December - Shelob's Retreat

Illustrations by Ted Nasmith:
Cover - The Shadow of Sauron
January - The King of the Oathbreakers
February - Nazgûl at the Walls
March - The Aid of the Wild Men
April - Éowyn and the Nazgûl
May - The Domes of the Dead
June - Endgame on the Mountain
Centrefold - In Haste to the White City
July - The Shadow of Sauron
August - Éowyn and Faramir
September - Saruman is Overtaken
October - Sam and Rosie Cotton
November - Storming the Bank
December - The End of the Age

Illustrations by JRRT:
Cover - Dustwrapper design for The Fellowship of the Ring
January - Old Man Willow
February - Rivendell Looking East
March - Moria Gate
April - The Forest of Lothlórien in Spring
May - Fangorn Forest (Taur-na-Fúin)
June - Helm's Deep and the Hornburg
Centrefold - Leaves from the Book of Mazarbul
July - Orthanc
August - Dunharrow
September - Stanburg or Steinburg (Minas Tirith)
October - Shelob's Lair
November - Barad-dûr
December - Dustwrapper designs for The Lord of the Rings

Illustrations by JRRT:
Cover - Conversation with Smaug
January - Beorn's Hall *
February - The Three Trolls are turned to Stone *
March - The Misty Mountains looking West from the Eyrie to Goblin Gate *
April - The Hill: Hobbiton-across-the Water
May - Rivendell
June - Bilbo comes to the Huts of the Raft-elves
Centrefold - Thror's Map and Wilderland
July - The Elvenking's Gate *
August - Lake Town *
September - Bilbo Woke Up with the Early Morning Sun in His Eyes
October - The Front Gate *
November - The Mountain-path *
December - Conversation with Smaug
* denotes that the picture has been coloured by H.E. Riddett.

Illustrations by Alan Lee:
Cover - Helm's Deep
January - Frodo and Gandalf
February - The Withywidle
March - Weathertop
April - Rivendell
May - The Doors of Durin
June - Orthanc
Centrefold - Galadriel [?]
July - Treebeard
August - Edoras
September - The Lord of the Nazgûl
October - The Battle of the Pelennor Fields
November - Mount Doom
December - The Grey Havens

Illustrations by Alan Lee:
Cover - Túrin, Lord of Dor-Cúarthol
January - Húrin and Húor are Carried to Gondolin
February - The Gates of Angband
March - The Words of Húrin and Morgoth
April - Beleg Departs from Menegroth
May - Amon Rúdh
June - Túrin, Lord of Dor-Cúarthol
July - The Reforging of Anglachel
August - The Coming of Túrin into Brethil
September - The Journey of Morwen and Níenor to Nargothrond
October - Mablung Approaches the Doors of Nargothrond
November - The Coming of Glaurung
December - The Death of Túrin

Illustrations by Ted Nasmith:
Cover - White Ships from Valinor
January - Tuor and Voronwë see Túrin at the Pools of Ivrin
February - By Moonlight in Neldoreth Forest
March - The Gates of Sirion
April - The Hill of Slain
May -Túrin and His Band are led to Amon Rûdh
June - Up the Rainy Stair
Centrefold - The Ships of the Faithful
July - Tuor Follows the Swans to Vinyamar
August - The Orc-Host is Ambushed in Brethil
September - Lúthien Escapes upon Huan
October - The Burning of the Ships
November - The Light of Valinor on the Western Sea
December - Fingolfin Leads the Host Across the Helcaraxë

The official Tolkien calendar, this year containing 13 paintings inspired by 'The Lord of the Rings', and featuring many previously unseen works of art. The Official Tolkien Calendar has become an established publishing event, eagerly looked forward to by Tolkien fans the world over; there is much demand for the annual calendar, with Tolkien calendars from the past 30 years becoming collectors' items. This year's continues in that tradition and is the perfect Christmas gift for lovers of fine fantasy art. The Tolkien Calendar 2011 features 13 paintings by the Dutch artist, Cor Blok. Cor Blok is the only artist ever to have met JRR Tolkien, and the only artist Tolkien admired enough to purchase some of his work. The paintings are inspired by Tolkien's classic masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings and were completed during the early 1960s when the young artist was attempting to create a Bayeux tapestry approach to illustrating this monumental book. Many of this paintings included here have never been seen before. This delightful collection of scenes takes the reader on a unique journey through the beauty and drama of Middle-earth. It represents a truly charming addition to the series of official calendars by a gifted artist, and promises to be a memorable calendar for fans.

The official Tolkien calendar, this year containing 13 paintings inspired by 'The Lord of the Rings', and featuring many previously unseen works of art. The Official Tolkien Calendar has become an established publishing event, eagerly looked forward to by Tolkien fans the world over; there is much demand for the annual calendar, with Tolkien calendars from the past 30 years becoming collectors' items. This year's continues in that tradition and is the perfect Christmas gift for lovers of fine fantasy art. The Tolkien Calendar 2012 features 13 paintings by the Dutch artist, Cor Blok. Cor Blok is the only artist still living ever to have met JRR Tolkien, and the only artist whose paintings Tolkien admired enough to purchase some of his work. The paintings are inspired by Tolkien's classic masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings and were completed during the early 1960s when the young artist was attempting to create a Bayeux tapestry approach to illustrating this monumental book. Many of this paintings included here have never been seen before. This delightful collection of scenes takes the reader on a unique journey through the beauty and drama of Middle-earth. It represents a truly charming addition to the series of official calendars by a gifted artist, and promises to be a memorable calendar for fans.

The official Tolkien calendar, containing new and classic artwork for The Hobbit by Oscar-winning artists Alan Lee and John Howe. The Official Tolkien Calendar 2013 features 14 paintings by the acclaimed artists Alan Lee and John Howe, the two artists whose work has defined the look of Middle-earth over the last 25 years. This is their first-ever collaboration since the official Tolkien Calendar began publishing 40 years ago. Each month depicts one of the story's most famous scenes, including Bilbo outside Bag End, Smaug the Dragon, the Great Goblin, and Bilbo's Front Hall. As well as classic illustrations from both artists' celebrated portfolios, the 2013 calendar includes brand new paintings, created by John Howe and Alan Lee exclusively for this calendar. The official Tolkien calendar has become an established publishing event, eagerly anticipated by Tolkien fans the world over. Previous Tolkien calendars have become much sought after collector's items, and in the year of the 75th anniversary of the book and Peter Jackson's film adaptation of The Hobbit, this year's will be an essential purchase for Hobbit fans everywhere.

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Jansson illustrated The Hobbit in 1961 for the Swedish and Finnish editions, creating a dozen enchanting full page drawings plus many smaller vignette pieces. Never before published in an English-language edition, the 2016 calendar contains all twelve of these illustrations, many of the vignettes, and a full-colour centrefold featuring her dramatic cover painting of Smaug attacking the Dwarves. The calendar is introduced by Tolkien expert and author Brian Sibley, who corresponded with the artist and provides insightful commentary regarding the genesis of the illustrations and Jansson’s tireless work continuing to build the world of The Moomins. The Official Tolkien Calendar has been an established publishing event for Tolkien fans and Hobbit collectors for the last four decades, and the 2016 edition will continue to delight and surprise.