Council of Elrond - Image Gallery
Title: Nirnaeth Arnoediad – Unnumbered Tears
Images displayed with the artist’s permission © Jenny Dolfen
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Submitted By: admin
Date: May 5, 2004
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63 Comments
Soo sad!! It’s very good. As is all your other work. It just made me want to cry when I saw it.
Oh my gosh!!!! That is soo good!!! And so sad!!
Poor Fingon!
ok ewe blood but it’ still good
*wipes tears from eyes* It’s just beautiful
The whole tragedy condensed in the fate of one character. 🙁
This is so beautiful and heartbreakingly sad beyond words! What an amazing work of art!
Luv the detail in his mail & how he’s still clutching his sword. And the blood in his beautiful raven hair 🙁
omg, thats the coolest thing ever. i love this, ist so so real!! wow, jsut cool
That’s so beautiful and sad! I so like her work!
oh-my-gosh…i am just STUNNED…its so…so…HEARTWRENCHING —-but very good drawing at the same time
gross but beautiful ok tht makes no sense
this is favorite picture it is so sad
*sigh* I love this picture so much. It is shows the fate of a fallen warrior… in this case poor ol’ Fingon
dang the hair is drenched!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
dang, that has got to hurt!!!!
Prolly not…being as that he’s dead.
His face is incredible ! Such a sense of fate ! And the wholle picture is wonderfully well done !
I think it is a BEAUTIFUL pick!
So sad. He’s a big favourite of mine… or was before he died!!
*sobs* Oh wow, this is just awesome talent here! *grabs kleenex* It is so sad and beautiful at the same time!
i think im gonna cry
that;s really sad…but really good! I like his pose. *sob*
I just love this ..so sad .. *sob*.. it’s amazing, Jenny, your my favourite Silmarillion-artist <3
That is tragic. Fingon is still clutching the hilt of his sword as it failed to protect him
in the midst of death’s cold embrace.
So sad, but it captures the heart of antone who looks upon the mournful scenery.
So beautiful, and so cold… What a way to go. *breaks down sobbing* NOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
Splendid!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All that blood and his hair… And his hand is still on his sword… Brave Fingon!
It is sad and so beautiful all at the same time. I feel like i am right there looking at him.
*sobs* You have a new fan!
*sniff sniff* so sad! I luv it though
I can’t stop comming back to this, It’s just so beautiful and sad..Fingon was one of my fav. characters*sniff*
My gosh! You illustrate tragic stories so well! Can I get your illustrations on a poster?!
*Cries*
*SNIFF*(tries to hold back tears, fails) I always loved Fingon. Beautiful,Jenny, just breathtakingly beautiful
what amazing use of foreshorting, such skill!! And the subject matter of course is so perfectly poignant!!!!!!
his hair is pretty *still*
*cries* this….is…perfect
absolutely perfect, especially the upside down effect showing his downfall but so graceful
No… not Fingon!!! *sobs* But wehat an amazing picture! It’s a perfect tragedy, if that makes any sense…
Definitely my favorite of Jenny’s so far… it’s not a “family portrait”, it has such emotion to it. Stunning.
So Much Blood!!! *FAINTS*
He looks so handsome even in death
*sniff sniff* So tragic and sad, but beautiful all the same
wow… I’m jealous.
Wow… Can’t say anything else really. The details. Gah. Munderful.
noooo! this is a wonderful pic, but…*sob*, oh look, now I’m crying!!!!
I can’t get over this pic…:D
It’s so sad and beautiful…. I love it!
*weeps* I had a bit of a crush on Fingon. (untill he died.) Fingon was so brave.
Striking. Dramatic. Moving. Excellent!
soooooooooo sad! *starts crying*
No. This is not fair! *joins crying* Dolfen is so good at this.
When I saw this for the first time I almost cried
Poor Fingon… But why does his banner have stars on it? Fingolfin’s banners were blue and silver, but weren’t
the stars the banners of the House of Feanor?
It’s terribly beautiful. I don’t know how else to describe it.
So strangely beautiful!
Now you’ve done it! I’m actually crying!
I seriously cry every time I see this one, it’s so beautiful and sad
This is very emotional. It is a very wonderful piece!