Aragorn's Ring of Barahir

Aragorn's Ring of Barhir

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Creation Date: 2003
Medium: watercolor
Size: 7x10 inches, image area, unframed
Original: available, framed or unframed.
Price: $300 USD -or- Affordable Art-Quality Prints/ imprinted items - details below.>
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Description:

Aragorn's ring, Barahir is a painting in watercolor by Elle Fagan.

Aragorn was the True King of Middle Earth and hero of the Trilogy "Lord of the Rings", a classic saga, written by J.R.R. Tolkien and filmed by Peter Jackson.

The Ring of Barahir was passed from one generation of heroes to the next, and significant because the son of Barahir, Beren, married Luthien and marked the first intermarriage of elves and men. Since Aragorn's Arwen was of the lineage of the Elves and destined to marry Aragorn, the inheritance to Aragorn of this ring carries a profound symbolism as well- of Elf-Human Romantic pairings, as its history and magic.

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