A Song of Ice and Fire: Pre-Raphaelite Style

reuben May 20, 2014 Fantasy Art, Game of Thrones 1 Comment

A Song of Ice and Fire Pre-Raphaelite Style by Joe Gilronan

There are some truly stunning pieces of art connected to the George RR Martin novels, the following link being a prime example.

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However, there are alternatives? With a few tweaks and a little imagination I have always thought that the art of the Pre-Raphaelites makes for a perfect fit; the next two paintings being a case in point.

House Lannister anybody?

The Two Crowns - Sir Frank Dicksee — The Two Crowns – Sir Frank Dicksee

With her auburn hair, the lady could easily be re imagined as a Tully from Riverrun.

The Lady of Shalott - John W. Waterhouse — The Lady of Shalott – John W. Waterhouse

Just Google Pre-Raphaelite art for many more examples or visit the dedicated link detailing all things Pre-Raphaelite.

Joe Gilronan

Joe Gilronan is a professional Tolkien inspired artist. His passions include art, rpg’s, literature, film, music, the outdoors and of course most things Tolkien. Originally from Chester England, he now resides and paints under the sun drenched skies of Southern Spain. You can see his art at http://joegilronanlordoftherings.blogspot.ca/