There And Back Again: The Map Of The Hobbit - Map Of The Wilderland From Tolkien's Middle-Earth. John Howe

"Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, To Dungeons Deep and Caverns Old. We Must Away, Ere Break of Day, to Find Our Long-Forgotten Gold." - Text, bottom. Follow Bilbo Baggins' fantastical journey through the Forest of Mirkwood and across the Enchanted River to the Elven-King's Halls with this vibrantly illustrated map. A beautiful aerial perspective offers a fantastic overview of the remote region of Middle-Earth known as the Wilderland; the setting for Tolkien's novel, The Hobbit. Notable landmarks include Rivendell, Mount Gundabad, and the Goblin-gate of Eyrie. Illustrations surrounding the image show the dragon, Smaug, and the party of Thorin Oakenshield in a state of merriment at Bilbo's home. Drawn by John Howe and published in 1995 by Harper Collins. Originally issued to accompany There and Back Again, a small booklet describing the geography of The Hobbit that was authored by renowned Tolkien expert Brian Sibley." Sheet Width (in) 28.25 Sheet Height (in) 28.25 Condition Description Creased along originally issued fold lines. Lacking original booklet. Near fine condition overall.