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There's a 1970's version of LOTR which is illustrated by a "Ingahild Grathmer". This is in fact a pseudonym used by th Danish Queen Margereth II. She sent her art to Tolkien,
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CoutureAndRoyals on X: "Did you know? 🤔 Queen Margrethe of Denmark, who's celebrating her Golden Jubilee today, has illustrated the Danish edition of The Lord of the Rings under the pseudonym Ingahild
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Some of Ingahild Grathmer's AKA Queen Margrethe II of Denmark illustrations of The Lord of the Rings. : r/lotr
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Queen Margrethe II's Artworks, Including Her Illustration of The Lord of the Rings, Are Exhibited in Cahors
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The Time the Queen of Denmark Illustrated 'The Lord of the Rings' | Mental Floss
Ewan Morrison on Twitter: "An actual Queen did the illustrations for Lord of the Rings! Going under the pseudonym Ingahild Grathmer this talented artist sent Tolkien her illustration & he loved them.
Kristian Leth on X: "In 1977 Tolkien's 'Lord of the Rings' was republished with 70 illustrations made by the artist Ingahild Grathmer. But that was actually just the pseudonym of Her Royal
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