The Maps of Middle-earth
From NúMenor and Beleriand to Wilderland and Middle-Earth
Brian Sibley author John Howe illustrator
Format:Hardback
Publisher:HarperCollins Publishers
Published:11th Apr '24
£25.00
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This hardback edition features J.R.R. Tolkien’s iconic maps and detailed narratives, perfect for fans of The Maps of Middle-earth.
This beautifully crafted hardback edition brings together J.R.R. Tolkien’s iconic maps of The Maps of Middle-earth, including Wilderland, Beleriand, and the legendary Númenor. Each map has been meticulously re-illustrated by renowned artist John Howe, known for his contributions to the cinematic adaptations of Tolkien's works. The maps are presented as stunning full-color foldout posters, making them a visual delight for fans and collectors alike.
Accompanying these exquisite maps is a comprehensive 160-page text by Brian Sibley, an expert on Tolkien's lore and author of the bestselling The Fall of Númenor. This richly detailed narrative delves into the history and significance of each map, providing insights into the places, names, and events that populate Tolkien's vast universe. Sibley’s engaging writing style ensures that readers not only appreciate the art but also gain a deeper understanding of the stories behind the maps.
Designed to complement the growing collection of Tolkien's hardback editions, this volume is an essential addition for any fan of Middle-earth. Whether you're a longtime admirer of Tolkien's work or new to his fantastical realms, The Maps of Middle-earth offers a unique opportunity to explore the landscapes that have captivated readers for generations.
Praise for Brian Sibley/The Fall of Númenor:
‘…a grand compendium of all Tolkien said about the period when the foundations of The Lord of the Rings are laid’
John Garth, THE GUARDIAN
‘A trove of source material about one of Middle-earth’s most intriguing and central back stories … nimbly edited by Brian Sibley’
WASHINGTON POST
‘Sibley has beautifully and brilliantly done for Tolkien’s Second Age what Christopher Tolkien did for the First Age’
NATIONAL REVIEW
ISBN: 9780008669461
Dimensions: 228mm x 149mm x 24mm
Weight: 540g
160 pages