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Ted Nasmith art style. This is an illustration depicting a scene at night in an outdoor garden setting. The central figure is the Elf, Galadriel. She is a tall, slender woman with fair skin and light-colored hair pulled back from her face. She is dressed in a floor-length, long-sleeved white gown with a high, pleated neckline. The gown is fitted through the torso and flows loosely around her legs. On her feet, she wears white, high-heeled sandals with thin straps. Galadriel is posed dynamically, leaning back with her left arm extended fully upwards, her open hand reaching toward a bright, eight-pointed star in the night sky. Her head is tilted up, looking towards the star. Her right arm is bent, with her hand resting near her hip. To her left stands the Mirror of Galadriel. It consists of a wide, shallow, light-colored stone basin resting on a pedestal carved to resemble the intertwined trunks and roots of a tree. A silver ewer, or pitcher, sits on the edge of the basin. The setting is a glade in Lothlórien. The sky is a dark, clear blue, filled with numerous smaller white stars. In the background behind the Mirror, a path winds up a hill into a wooded area. Behind Galadriel, a set of stone stairs ascends to the right, next to a small waterfall that flows over dark rocks. The scene is framed by the dark silhouettes of leafy trees on both the left and right sides.