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Originally Posted by The Might
Does anyone know where the drawing of the blue wizards at the top of the page comes from? I really like it.
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It gives a different picture every time you refresh the page... but I have found it eventually, and I don't know it - never seen it. All the other pictures, however, as far as I have been able to see, are by Ted Nasmith. So it might be assumed that this one is as well.
And I must say, the video is really interesting. I am watching it one part at a time, but it is wonderful.
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Originally Posted by Pitchwife
What I found especially insightful up to now (I'm only about halfway through watching it) was the part about The Machine vs Art as the central theme of LotR - I guess we're all aware of that by now, but it's nice to hear it put so succinctly and have the public reminded that LotR isn't just a source for fantasy roleplaying and movie merchandise, but a work of literature written by a contemporary of Rilke and Heidegger, treating in mythological form much of the same issues that were on the mind of the great modern critics of modernity.
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Indeed. Something just brilliant.
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As for the site itself, was anybody else amused by seeing People of Middle-Earth and other parts of HoME grouped under 'Non-fiction'?
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Actually haven't noticed that originally.

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...well, why the surprise?