Retailer Gandalf Canvas Print, Lord of the Rings Poster, LOTR Art Print, LOTR Gift, LOTR Painting by Naci Caba

Gandalf rided to Minas Tirith canvas print by Naci Caba.

Buying Options

1. Canvas Print:

- Approx. 13.6 x 19.7" (35x50) Printed Area, Plus White Margins (Upon Request We Can Change Margins)
- Limited Edition, Signed (Upon Request: Back or Front)
- Printed on pH Neutral, Water Resistant, Fade Resistant Canvas
- Double Side Mounting Tape Included
- Mailed Rolled in Shipping Tube,
- Free Shipping Worldwide with tracking code.

2. Mounted / Wrapped Canvas Print:

- Approx. 13.6 x 19.7" (35x50 cm)
- Gallery Wrapped on Custom Wood Stretcher Bars
- Ready to Hang
- Printed on pH Neutral, Water Resistant, Fade Resistant Canvas
- Signed by Artist (Upon Request: Back or Front)
- Free Shipping Worldwide with tracking code.

3. XL Canvas Print:

- Approx. 19.6 x 27.5" (50x70 cm) Printed Area, Plus White Margins
- Limited Edition, Signed (Upon Request: Back or Front)
- Printed on pH Neutral, Water Resistant, Fade Resistant Canvas
- Can be Gallery Wrapped or Framed (Please contact us for additional requests)
- Double Side Mounting Tape Included
- Mailed Rolled in Shipping Tube,
- Free Shipping Worldwide with tracking code.

4. XL Mounted / Wrapped Canvas Print:

- Approx. 19.6 x 27.5" (50x70 cm)
- Gallery Wrapped on Custom Wood Stretcher Bars
- Ready to Hang
- Printed on pH Neutral, Water Resistant, Fade Resistant Canvas
- Signed by Artist (Upon Request: Back or Front)
- Free Shipping Worldwide with tracking code.

Please message me for further questions about prints. Any size available.

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Other Middle Earth / LOTR canvas prints:

https://www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/GaleriFoton?section_id=25056526

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Handmade Middle Earth / LOTR Paintings:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/GaleriFoton?section_id=22110469

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Part of the story:

'Nazgûl!' [Gandalf] cried. 'The messenger of Mordor. The storm is coming. The Nazgûl have crossed the River! Ride, ride! Wait not for the dawn! Let not the swift wait for the slow! Ride!'

He sprang away, calling Shadowfax as he ran. Aragorn followed him. Going to Pippin, Gandalf picked him up in his arms. 'You shall come with me this time,' he said. 'Shadowfax shall show you his paces.' Then he ran to the place where he had slept. Shadowfax stood there already. Slinging the small bag which was all his retailer luggage across his shoulders, the wizard leapt upon the horse's back. Aragorn lifted Pippin and set him in Gandalf's arms, wrapped in cloak and blanket.

'Farewell! Follow fast!' cried Gandalf. 'Away, Shadowfax!'

The great horse tossed his head. His flowing tail flicked in the moonlight. Then he leapt forward, spurning the earth, and was gone like the north wind from the mountains.