Elf Prince

In Germanic folklore, elves were beings with magical powers and supernatural beauty. By the end of the medieval period the term elf became conflated with fairy to describe powerful creatures with human appearance.

The more modern interpretation of elves as distinct from fairies emerged from nineteenth-century Romantic literature. This inspired a new range of fantasy characters and their associated stories, such as Galadriel, Elrond, and Legolas from J. R. R. Tolkien’s epic Lord of the Rings saga.

In this drawing, I have imagined an elf prince, decked out in his finery, looking imperiously beautiful. I have given him an intricate tattoo, which might be a symbol of his royalty, a sign of his warrior skills, or a sigil of his magical abilities.

- Gallery quality giclée print, professionally printed onto Hanhnemuhle Photo Rag 310gsm organic cotton paper using UV resistant inks

- Limited Editions of 50 in each size, signed, and numbered by the artist

- Available as an unframed Giclée Print (frames are shown for illustration purposes only. I do not currently offer frames for sale.) 

-  Giclée Prints available in 4 sizes: A5 (210 x 185 mm) / A4 (297 x 210 cm) / A3 (420 x 297mm) / A2 (594 x 420mm) 

- Professionally packaged to ensure your print arrives in perfect condition

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