Silmarillion valar

Description From Tolkien's " Silmarillion": The Maiar are less powerful than the Valar, the gods of Middle Earth; some kind of angelic, elemental spirits. All of them serve their particular Valar. I didn't draw the later Blue Wizards or Balrogs, for I had no real picture of them in mind (yet). Btw: Even non-Silmarillion-readers will discover some people they know in the first and last row. Short and easy Who is Who: Eonwe: Manwe’s banner-bearer and herald, one of the chiefs of the Maiar…

The Aratar, also known as the Eight, or the Holy Ones of Arda, were the greatest of the Valar. The Aratar were Manwë, Varda, Ulmo, Yavanna, Aulë, Mandos, Nienna, and Oromë. Melkor was removed from the order upon his rebellion. Although Tulkas was a Vala residing in Valinor, he was not counted among the Aratar.[1] The Aratar were also called the Máhani.[2] Aratar is a Quenya word that meant 'the Exalted'.[3]

the Valar

"Valar print set - a customizable bundle of 40x40 cm (approx. 16\"x16\") prints from oil paintings depicting all the Valar from JRR Tolkien's Silmarillion. These are all original concepts, trying to take a more surreal look at the Valar than usually seen, and presenting them with their respective realms. Have a closer look at the individual images in my external gallery here: https://www.deviantart.com/kuliszu/gallery/76000565/valaquenta Type the Valar you chose into the personalization…

The Lords of the Valar are seven; and the Valier, the Queens of the Valar, are seven also. ~ The Silmarillion, Valaquenta (Valar by simili-tortue, deviantART)

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The goddess of the stars at the work of creation. Varda of the Stars

Yavanna with the Two Trees, Laurelin and Telperion

Sauron

Description Melian was a Maia, of the race of the Valar... there were none more beautiful than Melian, nor more wise, nor more skilled in songs of enchantment. Nightingales went always with her, and she taught them their song; and she loved the deep shadows of the great trees...