The $325 Lux Luxury Illustration Box Set is only $146

Lord of the Rings Luxury Illustration Box Set It is a modified version of the gorgeous series first launched in 1992. Across three hardcover books – the fellowship of the rings, the two towers and the return of the king – there are over 50 new pencil sketches and full-color paintings by the beloved ring Lord artist Alan Lee. All in all, the box set has 1,332 pages, which is longer than the currently printed LOTR version (if not all).

The edges of the page are sprayed dark blue on the top and bottom, and the side edges feature unique illustrations of the rolling smoke from the eruption of the Mountain of Destruction. Lee also created new artwork for the cover. Each cover has a frame rectangular diagram. The illustrations are inserted on a grey cloth board and surrounded by an elegant silver foil border. Each book is a quarter of blue leather and the pages are sewn into the spine. You can use the included ribbon bookmark to mark your location.

The silver text on the spine and cover is covered on each book. The custom display cabinet is made of cloth plates and has a round seal logo designed by Lee. The front edge of the box makes every book easy to delete. After all three books are removed, you can stare inside the fully illustrated case. Lee's description of the Doom Mount burst covers every surface in the carefully crafted casing.

In each book, you will find a large art card that can be deleted and displayed separately. In addition to three art cards, you can also get a pair of folded maps, drawn by Christopher Tolkien (the author's literary testamentary) who edited, expanded and organized many additional works on Middle-earth, including Silmarillion and his legendary series, which now constitute the well-known 12-part series. The history of the Middle Ages.

It should be clear that the luxurious illustrations of Lord of the Rings are very different from those of the popular ones 2021 version explained by Tolkienbut the high-end design is reminiscent of Tolkien's illustration version of the luxury special edition.

While the discount on the Deluxe Illustrated Box set is pretty good, the $146 for a novel is still a lot of money. But the great thing about the modern version of Tolkien’s work is that there are various valued beauty collector’s editions available. example: Lord of the Rings Collection Box Set.

The hardcover favorite box set set set box set was released just a few weeks later. But now, you can buy this beautiful collection for just $49.45.

Again, the collector’s version is divided into three different parts that make up Tolkien’s novel: ring,,,,, Two towersand The King Returns. Each book can be stored in the included display box displayed above.

The collector's version features foil cover art, dyed page edges, illustrations as end paper and built-in ribbon bookmarks. The beautiful cover art was previously exhibited in a collector’s edition released in the UK, so it’s cool for American readers to import these books to appreciate the artwork.

The box set also comes with a unique Middle Earth folding diagram.

All three volumes in this box set will be sold separately, although it will cost you about $15 now, and then you miss the showcase and poster. But you may need to pair the box settings with the matching favorite version Hobbit and Silmarillionand nearly 50% discount was also released last year.

For a noticeably different Tolkien experience, consider picking up Poems collected by JRR TOLKIEN. This three-volume hardcover series follows a similar design philosophy to The Lord of the Rings Luxury Illustration Box, so they look great with each other on display shelves.

The series contains poems written by the teenager Tolkien and the aging literary giant Tolkien. The nearly 200 poems in the entire box were written over the past 70 years. Poetry is accompanied by comments about the author's work and life, from two Tolkien scholars.

I only know that this collection has nothing to do with the King of the Rings or the Earth in general. Tolkien included poetry in his famous fantasy novels, and the poetry in his Middle Earth novels hardly made Tolkien’s lifelong love for poetry surface.

If you like the idea of ​​Tolkien reading poetry, you should also check out the upcoming hardcover box set Tolkien's Myths and Legends. The eye-catching collection was released on August 19 and includes four epic poems. The two books feature Tolkien’s own poems: narrative poems about King Arthur and classic poems inspired by Nordic myths. The scene also comes with Tolkien's personal translation of Beowulf and three other classic poems.