Tag Archives: Three is Company

The Lord of the Rings Through The Eyes Of An 11 Year Old

Posted on November 19, 2017 by Earthoak

The first and original book review of The Hobbit was candidly supplied in 1936 by the ten-year old son of publisher Sir Stanley Unwin: “Bilbo Baggins was a Hobbit who lived in his Hobbit hole and never went for adventures, … Continue reading →

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Hobbits journey through ‘Green Hill Country’ by Ted Nasmith

Posted on May 11, 2013 by Earthoak

Green Hill Country by Ted Nasmith. Another faithful rendering of the essence and spirit of Tolkien’s writing by Nasmith! I am re-reading The Fellowship of the Ring at the moment, and have just finished the chapters ‘Three is Company’ and … Continue reading →

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Frodo’s Goodbye and Last Sight of Hobbiton

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Earthoak

This beautiful rendering of the ‘Last Sight of Hobbiton‘ by Ted Nasmith (2002) is one of my favourite works of Tolkien art. Nasmith tends to capture the essence of the tale in his artwork: it retains the enchantment of Middle-earth, … Continue reading →

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