Lord of the Rings Disturber of the Peace Fine Art Print

Description

• Incredibly detailed fine art print of The Lord of the Rings Hobbit Village, the Shire!
• Amazing amount of detail down to the last blade of grass!
• Gandalf walking up toward Bag End!

The famous words, spoken by Frodo as Gandalf enters Hobbiton in his horse drawn cart at the beginning of The Fellowship of the Ring, serve to alert the wizard to the modicum of suspicion by which he is regarded by Hobbits after earlier endeavors. A visiting wizard spells trouble and hobbits tend not to meddle in the affairs of wizards for fear of disruption and upheaval in their quiet little village in the Shire. The scene is pastoral in a way that only the Shire can offer. Sheep grazing, oak trees, green hills as far as the eye can see and the great wizard opening Bilbo's gate in Bagshot Row.

Painted by Ben Wootten, artist, illustrator and former concept designer at Weta Workshop on The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy. Ben was one of the original Weta crew who produced much of The Lord of the Rings concept art you may have seen in art books and DVD features. Who better to capture this tranquil outlook from the hill and towards the lake?

The external dimensions of the print are 23 1/8-inches wide x 11 3/4-inches long and the printed area is 21-inches wide x 9-inches long. A lovely cinematic format. It's printed on good quality 170 gsm satin paper and ships rolled up in a very sturdy poster tube. It will arrive in pristine condition, ready to be framed and hung, pride of place, in your home. Buy yours today!